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Thanks Rob.
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a shot I took today, the 3 tadpole Tuna Valley knives together for a group shot.
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How about one more. The fish scaler knives from 2014.
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Fabulous shot of your cool AGR Lockback collection, Mark!Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Sat Jan 10, 2026 8:49 pm Updated photos of my A.G. Russell lockback collection. Just picked up the Quince burlwood handled one. Pretty sure that G. Sakai made these for A.G back in the 80’s and 90’s. His Aristocrate brand has some that look exactly like the AGR versions.
Great knives and Fantastic photos, Carl!
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Thanks Kevin.knifeaddict1965 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 11, 2026 9:04 pmFabulous shot of your cool AGR Lockback collection, Mark!Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Sat Jan 10, 2026 8:49 pm Updated photos of my A.G. Russell lockback collection. Just picked up the Quince burlwood handled one. Pretty sure that G. Sakai made these for A.G back in the 80’s and 90’s. His Aristocrate brand has some that look exactly like the AGR versions.
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Carl those are both nice pictures of some fantastic knives.
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I’m a huge fan of Fallkniven’s Northern Lights Series. Just finished treating the leather handles and add a lanyard on the largest one.
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Fallkniven does make some of the best knives you can get. I love their slip joints too.GusSharp68 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 21, 2026 9:35 pm I’m a huge fan of Fallknobem’s Northern Lights Series. Just finished treating the leather handles and add a lanyard on the largest one.
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Those are some gorgeous knives, Carl, and great photography, too!
Love those fixed blades, Gus!
Love those fixed blades, Gus!
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I second that Tim! Carl & Gus ... those are Beeeauties!
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My Matt McAlevy customs . A local knife maker that takes my ideas and creates them.
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Nice collection. Love that San Mai blade on that third one down, nice handles on it too.chickenman62 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 02, 2026 12:32 am My Matt McAlevy customs . A local knife maker that takes my ideas and creates them.
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Last years OKCA show
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Now THAT is a collection Dave.
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Hot Damn!!!! That’s an impressive collection. I have a few CC’s in my collection and they are treasures for sure. That collection is freaking awesome!!!!knowtracks wrote: ↑Sat Feb 07, 2026 11:56 pm IMG_3500.JPG
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My modest Charlie Campagna knives…
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Set my sites on these Tony Bose lockback whittlers. So far I have 3. Until I got them all out for a group shot, I didn’t realize these were made two different times with two different main blades. This just got a lot more expensive collecting them all. I still don’t know what all the different handle materials are for these, it’s going to be fun and longer hunt than I realized.
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Very impressive, Mark, I really like that ebony!Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Sat Feb 14, 2026 9:08 pm Set my sites on these Tony Bose lockback whittlers. So far I have 3. Until I got them all out for a group shot, I didn’t realize these were made two different times with two different main blades. This just got a lot more expensive collecting them all. I still don’t know what all the different handle materials are for these, it’s going to be fun and longer hunt than I realized.
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That’s the one I am most tempted to carry. I like wooden handles and this knife feels great with this wood.Waukonda wrote: ↑Sat Feb 14, 2026 9:18 pmVery impressive, Mark, I really like that ebony!Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Sat Feb 14, 2026 9:08 pm Set my sites on these Tony Bose lockback whittlers. So far I have 3. Until I got them all out for a group shot, I didn’t realize these were made two different times with two different main blades. This just got a lot more expensive collecting them all. I still don’t know what all the different handle materials are for these, it’s going to be fun and longer hunt than I realized.![]()
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Beautiful knives, Mark!Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Sat Feb 14, 2026 9:08 pm Set my sites on these Tony Bose lockback whittlers. So far I have 3. Until I got them all out for a group shot, I didn’t realize these were made two different times with two different main blades. This just got a lot more expensive collecting them all. I still don’t know what all the different handle materials are for these, it’s going to be fun and longer hunt than I realized.
These are the handle & blade materials for the Lockback Whittlers that were produced in 2005 & 2014. Only six more and you'll have them all.
2005
07189 Peach Seed Jigged Dark Molasses Bone Damascus Lockback Whittler (TB622005 DAM)
01437 Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone Lockback Whittler (TB632005 ATS-34)
01438 Genuine Burnt Stag Lockback Whittler (TB532005 ATS-34)
2014
07228 Peach Seed Jigged Dark Molasses Bone Damascus Wharncliffe Lockback Whittler (TB632014 DAM)
07215 Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone Wharncliffe Lockback Whittler (TB632014 154-CM)
07216 Peach Seed Jigged Chestnut Bone Wharncliffe Lockback Whittler (TB632014 154-CM)
07217 Smooth Ebony Wood Wharncliffe Lockback Whittler (TB732014 154-CM)
07218 Smooth Abalone Wharncliffe Lockback Whittler (TB832014 154-CM)
07219 Genuine Burnt Stag Wharncliffe Lockback Whittler (TB532014 154-CM)
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Thanks Kevin, I appreciate the information. Looks like I will need to sell a lot more knives to fund this new venture. I bet that abalone version is going to cost a lot.knifeaddict1965 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 15, 2026 5:26 amBeautiful knives, Mark!Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Sat Feb 14, 2026 9:08 pm Set my sites on these Tony Bose lockback whittlers. So far I have 3. Until I got them all out for a group shot, I didn’t realize these were made two different times with two different main blades. This just got a lot more expensive collecting them all. I still don’t know what all the different handle materials are for these, it’s going to be fun and longer hunt than I realized.![]()
These are the handle & blade materials for the Lockback Whittlers that were produced in 2005 & 2014. Only six more and you'll have them all.![]()
2005
07189 Peach Seed Jigged Dark Molasses Bone Damascus Lockback Whittler (TB622005 DAM)
01437 Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone Lockback Whittler (TB632005 ATS-34)
01438 Genuine Burnt Stag Lockback Whittler (TB532005 ATS-34)
2014
07228 Peach Seed Jigged Dark Molasses Bone Damascus Wharncliffe Lockback Whittler (TB632014 DAM)
07215 Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone Wharncliffe Lockback Whittler (TB632014 154-CM)
07216 Peach Seed Jigged Chestnut Bone Wharncliffe Lockback Whittler (TB632014 154-CM)
07217 Smooth Ebony Wood Wharncliffe Lockback Whittler (TB732014 154-CM)
07218 Smooth Abalone Wharncliffe Lockback Whittler (TB832014 154-CM)
07219 Genuine Burnt Stag Wharncliffe Lockback Whittler (TB532014 154-CM)
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I don't think that I've posted this one here, but I think it fits. These are all the GEC 57 Whittlers in various covers with clip blades that were produced. Still working on the whittlers with Wharnie main blade...Need a couple!
I’m a long time collector in search of rare and limited GEC AND Northwoods knives. Always looking to add ivory pieces to my collection. PM to discuss sales or trades, please!
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My humble accumulation of Old Timers. The 108OT in the box, I bought at a small smoke and blade shop in the Heritage Park Mall in Midwest City, OK in early 1983. I lived right around the corner and was on my second Air Force assignment (Tinker AFB) and had just recently re-enlisted at 21 yrs old. Carried it a few years and then put it away. Amazed I still have it. The 125OT is a Schrade-Walden and one of the few 125OTs I've seen without the lanyard hole. Not fancy or rare, but every one of them is a top notch quality tool.
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These are AJ Russell Texas Ranger knives.