Here's a Spyderco Stretch with VG-10 blade made in Seki, Japan.
Lockback Love
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Re: Lockback Love
Unk and Jason those are some great looking knives you two have posted.
Here's a Spyderco Stretch with VG-10 blade made in Seki, Japan.
Here's a Spyderco Stretch with VG-10 blade made in Seki, Japan.
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Re: Lockback Love
I do love the "'LocKing Knives"" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
I'm not young enough,____to know everything !!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks Phill. Big Monk Those first two are super , super. 
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Never Argue With a idiot
They'll bring you down to their level & beat you with experience
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Re: Lockback Love
Real Knice FBs, fellers.
Here's 1 more to add to the Mix.
21051L:

Here's 1 more to add to the Mix.
21051L:

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Never Argue With a idiot
They'll bring you down to their level & beat you with experience
PAUL
They'll bring you down to their level & beat you with experience
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Re: Lockback Love
I dont carry a lockblade due to our stupid uk laws but i got this in today from a friend as a trade and he did the grips on it, taylors eye witness made in sheffield england, nice camping knife for me though,shown with matching walnut firesteel he sent with it


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Re: Lockback Love
A few lockbacks.
- Attachments
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Re: Lockback Love
Here's a LB7DP
Picked it up in a trade at the Blade Show a few years back from an AAPK member
Thanks Tom
Keith
Picked it up in a trade at the Blade Show a few years back from an AAPK member
Thanks Tom
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Re: Lockback Love
Keith that is a great pairing of the LB7 frame and that drop point blade.
Makes me miss Schrade even more.
Phil
Makes me miss Schrade even more.
Phil
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Re: Lockback Love
Here is a batch of Lockback Love:
first photo top to bottom - Wilbert, Challange, Wilbert, Ulster, Miller Brothers, Bingham
second photo top to bottom - Miller Brothers, New York Knife,Tryon, Hibbard Spencer Bartlett, Empire, Cattaraugus
third photo top to bottom - Utica, Utica, Case Tested
first photo top to bottom - Wilbert, Challange, Wilbert, Ulster, Miller Brothers, Bingham
second photo top to bottom - Miller Brothers, New York Knife,Tryon, Hibbard Spencer Bartlett, Empire, Cattaraugus
third photo top to bottom - Utica, Utica, Case Tested
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Re: Lockback Love
Holy smokes!! Leave some for the rest of us! NICE! 
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Re: Lockback Love
Those are beautiful knives!! WOW
- I especially like the Ulster in the first pic, but they
are all fantastic and Thank You for posting them.
IM
are all fantastic and Thank You for posting them.
IM
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Re: Lockback Love
Knifegirl, Dimitri, IM and Stockman, - Thanks for the kind remarks.
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Re: Lockback Love
That is a GREAT group of knives!!
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FS those are a awesome bunch you have there. Thanks for sharing them 
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Re: Lockback Love
Case collectors club large copperlock. This is a solid well made knife. I also have the collectors tin box and paperwork,metal etc...
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Tim - those are INCREDIBLE!!! The #72 looks a little out of place....I can help with that....
Great stuff man, thanks for showing them!!
IM

Great stuff man, thanks for showing them!!
IM
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Re: Lockback Love
Thanks Trevor,
But that 72 is the only one i have ever heard of that is easy to release the lock
Tim
But that 72 is the only one i have ever heard of that is easy to release the lock
Tim
My name is Tim and i'm a stagoholic.
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Re: Lockback Love
A recent acquisition, '76 61051L

And a somewhat hard to find Plain Edge SW-7


And a somewhat hard to find Plain Edge SW-7

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Re: Lockback Love
I will admit that Lock-back knives to me fall more into my concept of a hunting tool rather than that of the traditional pocketknife (which I love simply for it's own sake). That said, I sure have managed to accumulate quite a few lock-back knives - in fact two of the very few China made knives I own are "promo" lockbacks that have been given to me (bottom two pictures). Here are some lock-backs that I have pictures of; several more have never had their image make it onto my digital camera.
Deep in the guts of most men is buried the involuntary response to the hunter's horn, a prickle of the nape hairs, an acceleration of the pulse, an atavistic memory of his fathers, who killed first with stone, and then with club...Robert Ruark
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Re: Lockback Love
I gotta say one more thing - Wosey can make even a synthetic handled lock-back look desirable - he is a real PHOTOGRAPHER!!
Deep in the guts of most men is buried the involuntary response to the hunter's horn, a prickle of the nape hairs, an acceleration of the pulse, an atavistic memory of his fathers, who killed first with stone, and then with club...Robert Ruark

