Lockback Love
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Re: Lockback Love
An Old Timer 7-OT that has the hardest damn blade I have ever seen on a Schrade. It is an absolute bear to get an edge on.

Here's a virtually brand new Gerber that I found on the road in it's little sheath. I don't know if it is US or Chinese as I don't keep up with Gerber stuff much.

A Gerber Fairbairn/Applegate folding fighter, one of the older ones I bought in the late 90's.

And last but not least, my three Germans. Two Pumas and and a "hard head" (Hartkopf). The HartKopf is one SMOOTH operating knife.


Here's a virtually brand new Gerber that I found on the road in it's little sheath. I don't know if it is US or Chinese as I don't keep up with Gerber stuff much.

A Gerber Fairbairn/Applegate folding fighter, one of the older ones I bought in the late 90's.

And last but not least, my three Germans. Two Pumas and and a "hard head" (Hartkopf). The HartKopf is one SMOOTH operating knife.

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Re: Lockback Love
Lookin' great guys !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Man,those are some pretty lockbacks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm not young enough,____to know everything !!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Lockback Love
Thanks gunstock. It has been fun collecting them for the last 35 years.
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Re: Lockback Love
A smaller, Case 61225L ss Lockback_________the wife said_____ quote, ""That's a cute one,why don't you get it ??"""________now you know the rest of the story 
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Re: Lockback Love
I believe she's right Monk. It's got those cute shiney thingys on the ends and shiney little dots on the sides and it's all pointy and stuff.
Yep, she's right all right. 
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Re: Lockback Love
Little EDC.
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Re: Lockback Love
tjmurphy wrote:I believe she's right Monk. It's got those cute shiney thingys on the ends and shiney little dots on the sides and it's all pointy and stuff.Yep, she's right all right.
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Re: Lockback Love
Nice Johnnie !!!!______keep the knife and send me those pictures """ of the presidents""
This must be my favorite pattern,cause I just got another
This must be my favorite pattern,cause I just got another
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Re: Lockback Love
Ka-Bar Lockback Swing Guard Dog Head Jig Bone 4 1/4"
She is smooth and one I keep picking up.
Ken
She is smooth and one I keep picking up.
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Re: Lockback Love
Things are busy this time of year, but I gathered up some lockbacks for a picture. Later I found some more, but these are the best ones we have (Knifegirl and me).


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Re: Lockback Love
Schrade 510T - Its a worker.

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Re: Lockback Love
That Hawk is Luscious!
And I got to find me one of them 510s!
And I got to find me one of them 510s!
Looking for the magic penny!
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Re: Lockback Love
Those Schrade 510T are built like a tank.
One safe hard worker and EZ in the pocket.
I am amaised that more here do not have one for EDC.
Ken
One safe hard worker and EZ in the pocket.
I am amaised that more here do not have one for EDC.
Ken
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Re: Lockback Love
This is my first Schatt&Morgan______2005 Mountain Man,Crimson Bone scales________one big handful, of knife !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Lockback Love
I love them big ol' Shatt & Morgan lockbacks! 
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Re: Lockback Love
Those Schatts look great!
What is the closed length of one of them ?
Phil
What is the closed length of one of them ?
Phil
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Re: Lockback Love
Hey Phil--------the S&M is ,4 1/2 inches closed,and has, the 420 Steel blades,
_________same size as the GEC,#23 Pioneer pattern
And how about the Wharncliffe blade, on this little GEC Lockback, 3 7/8 inch,with the 1095 steel
And how about the Wharncliffe blade, on this little GEC Lockback, 3 7/8 inch,with the 1095 steel
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Re: Lockback Love
This is a great thread that won't quit. I bought an Imperial Backpacker at the antique mall the other day. It was a little dirty but cleaned up it looks brand new again. Not exactly what I would have carried backpacking though.
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Re: Lockback Love
Here's a few from my collection:
First a pair of Browning USA lockbacks;one a double lockback.
Second is a group of 3 Puma lockbacks.
Third is a group of 5 Khyber l.b.'s;3 are different sizes of the same pattern with Micarta scales.
Fourth is a pair of Benchmade Rolox l.b.'s;arguably the worst design ever made.If you apply pressure while using your small finger triggers the lock and the blade slides back catching your skin between the thumb and index finger.Don't ask how I know lol
Fifth is a Boker 2000;a beautiful knife I bought recently for $30.
Sixth is a Bowen Baby Bullet(R1306).
Seventh is a G96 Jet-Aer model 806;a tiny lockback.
Eighth is a G96 folding fillet knife(it's big enough to be).
Ninth is a Buck 186 Titan;their first titanium handled knife that comes apart for cleaning.The tool for taking it apart is on a ring attached to the other side.This side shows the pocket clip(which is removeable as well using shorter screws supplied with the knife).
Tenth is a Buck 510 folder.
First a pair of Browning USA lockbacks;one a double lockback.
Second is a group of 3 Puma lockbacks.
Third is a group of 5 Khyber l.b.'s;3 are different sizes of the same pattern with Micarta scales.
Fourth is a pair of Benchmade Rolox l.b.'s;arguably the worst design ever made.If you apply pressure while using your small finger triggers the lock and the blade slides back catching your skin between the thumb and index finger.Don't ask how I know lol
Fifth is a Boker 2000;a beautiful knife I bought recently for $30.
Sixth is a Bowen Baby Bullet(R1306).
Seventh is a G96 Jet-Aer model 806;a tiny lockback.
Eighth is a G96 folding fillet knife(it's big enough to be).
Ninth is a Buck 186 Titan;their first titanium handled knife that comes apart for cleaning.The tool for taking it apart is on a ring attached to the other side.This side shows the pocket clip(which is removeable as well using shorter screws supplied with the knife).
Tenth is a Buck 510 folder.
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Re: Lockback Love
Here are a few more:
A Colonial Lockback.
3 pictures of deer foot folders;all with different style locks.
A Deifenthal multiblade with locking master blade.
A single blade Deifenthal.
A pair of Mongin folders made of a single piece of horn.
An Imperial ProHunter.
A Keystone multiblade almost identical to a Puma 941.
A Japanese knock-off of a George Schrade folder with slide lock on back.
A Colonial Lockback.
3 pictures of deer foot folders;all with different style locks.
A Deifenthal multiblade with locking master blade.
A single blade Deifenthal.
A pair of Mongin folders made of a single piece of horn.
An Imperial ProHunter.
A Keystone multiblade almost identical to a Puma 941.
A Japanese knock-off of a George Schrade folder with slide lock on back.
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Re: Lockback Love
What the heck;a few more:
An Olsen double lock.
A huge Parker 2 blade lockback.
A Parker Imai double lockback
A Precise lockback with etching,scrimshaw,and filework.
A pair of Puma 715's
A Puma Medici.
A Rigid Apache.
A Smith & Wesson.
An old Southington Cutlery lockback
A Taylor 2 blade;one fixed and one folding.
An Olsen double lock.
A huge Parker 2 blade lockback.
A Parker Imai double lockback
A Precise lockback with etching,scrimshaw,and filework.
A pair of Puma 715's
A Puma Medici.
A Rigid Apache.
A Smith & Wesson.
An old Southington Cutlery lockback
A Taylor 2 blade;one fixed and one folding.
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