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My I'll cut anything knife
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Been awhile since I posted, been unpacking from the move (New Mexico to Nebraska) and things have been a mess. Never doing this again !!

I seem to own more lockbacks than anything else, guess I always prefered them as edc's over the years. And I have a soft spot for the Japanese era / Cole Ka-bars.

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Nice bunch of lockers. ::tu::

Toejammer what is the top knife in the first photo of your post ?

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That be a Kabar 1179 - 5 1/2" blade, rosewood handle.
philco wrote:Nice bunch of lockers. ::tu::

Toejammer what is the top knife in the first photo of your post ?

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Toejammer wrote:That be a Kabar 1179 - 5 1/2" blade, rosewood handle.
philco wrote:Nice bunch of lockers. ::tu::

Toejammer what is the top knife in the first photo of your post ?

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Thanks. You have solved a great mystery for me. I've owned this knife for 20 years or more and never did know what it was. Mine has a 4 1/2 inch blade, but now that I know it says Ka Bar I can barely make out the etch.
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Yep, if mine hadn't still had a faint etch, I'd be stumped too ! They are from the 80's vintage, when Cole bought out Kabar I believe.

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Toejammer wrote:That be a Kabar 1179 - 5 1/2" blade, rosewood handle.
philco wrote:Nice bunch of lockers. ::tu::

Toejammer what is the top knife in the first photo of your post ?

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knife7knut wrote: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.
knife7knut...

Love that Southington! :D
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So do I Knifegirl;here it is with an old Sheffield dagger(can't read the name;maybe W.Greaves)and a Northfield.Second pic is an unmarked French fishtail with two 1880's era I*XL knives.
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Big Monk posted "And how about the Wharncliffe blade, on this little GEC Lockback, 3 7/8 inch,with the 1095 steel?"

I'm not sure that wharncliffe looks right on that 72, Monk. How's about sending it my way for closer inspection? :mrgreen:
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knife7knut wrote:So do I Knifegirl;here it is with an old Sheffield dagger(can't read the name;maybe W.Greaves)and a Northfield.Second pic is an unmarked French fishtail with two 1880's era I*XL knives.
Oh wow.... NICE! All of those are great!

I know we have a Ebony Northfield locker, but to have one in bone has got to be sweet!

We have one similar to the middle IXL, but I believe the blade of ours is more worn. The last IXL in your picture makes me ::drool::
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GEC hit a homer with their new 72 pattern!
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knifegirl888 wrote:
knife7knut wrote:
We have one similar to the middle IXL, but I believe the blade of ours is more worn. The last IXL in your picture makes me ::drool::
Here is a better picture of the two open and some closeup shots of the stag which is near perfect.
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Beautiful Antique knives Ray ::tu:: ::tu::
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Miller Bro`s wrote:Beautiful Antique knives Ray ::tu:: ::tu::
I agree!

Here is the Joseph Rodgers that Bret got me for my birthday. It's 6 1/2" closed. Please excuse me.... I signed in under Bret's name to get the picture from his post. This is really knifegirl888. LOL
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Here is a picture of the Ebony Northfield by itself. I can't seem to locate a picture of our IXL by itself at the present time.

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K,

Does that Northfield have a steel pivot pin?
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Yes, I do believe it's steel. It might have had some pin work along the way?
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Here's an oldie I've posted before on another thread. Some of you may not have seen it. Only the master blade locks; the pen is slipjointed.
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Here are a few oldies I have in my collection.

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Awesome knives, guys! ::tu:: :D ::tu::
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SK,

Just revisting your last pictures... Man, do you have some beauties!

I am wondering who the maker is of the last one is? Is it ivory?
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Thanks Knifegirl!!! Yes it is Ivory.. Stamped W (Crown) R J Machin's Dirk Knife.. c.1830-1837

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1976 Case Cheetah_______________ ::tu::
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I finally got that third Khyber - now I have the 2601, 2602, and 2603.
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Really nice knives ! You gotta have love for the lockback. Here are mine. Jason
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