#15 Sawyer Barlow & Huckleberry Boys Knife

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Sounds great,I'm in. :mrgreen: Would Bill ever consider doing a rat tail bolster Charlie?
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Earl wrote:Here's the full run of single blades.......
:shock: :shock: :shock: ....EARL!!! You are THE MAN Bro, killer group of outstanding knives!! LOVE IT!! ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds::

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Haha........your too kind Trev,thank you bro. With the price point it was a great opportunity to have a full set and Charlie's stuff is golden 8)
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Earl wrote:Sounds great,I'm in. :mrgreen: Would Bill ever consider doing a rat tail bolster Charlie?
I've been trying to get him to do a rat tail bolster for years!
Hard to say ::shrug:: . . . . . . . I'll keep working on him! 8)
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Just got my 3 today and I got to say, I'm now upset I didn't buy the first run of these. Especially after seeing the line up in Earl's photo. Guess I'll be on the hunt ::dang::
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Great Showing guys !!!!! ::tu:: ___________a few more****** ( Huckleberry Boys Knife & Sawter Barlow Display)___ ""Old Time Era,in New Age Knives""
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Very nice Monk,all beauties ::tu:: Really like that Ebony single blade boy's knife,slick look'n knife ::drool::
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Monk -- That's a great pile and I love that display case. Very imaginative and attractive arrangement.
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just got a amber bone 2 blade barlow from Charlie, hes great to deal with, ::tu::
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A sawn bone TC Barlow just arrived

I am soooo impressed. I really didn't think it was going to be this good a knife .. and for peanuts really

Even happier when it dawned on me that TC also stands fro Tidioute Cutlery ... great weight off my mind that was. Pretty happy today :)
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Finally got my grubby paws on this short run of TC Barlows!
For those who missed the first Spear blade run, and/or for those who like the pen blade behind the main blade, here's what they look like!

Gabon Ebony or Rusty Red, the red is a little different than the one on the clip blades, as seen in the last pic comparison (clip in the middle).
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WOW, those are really nice. ::tu:: ::tu::
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anybody know who has the TC BARLOW for sale? I can't find the anywhere. I am interested!
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jfourez wrote:anybody know who has the TC BARLOW for sale? I can't find the anywhere. I am interested!

http://collectorknives.info/simplemachi ... opic=662.0 ::tu::
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Thanks monk, but sorry I did not want the whole set.
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jfourez wrote:Thanks monk, but sorry I did not want the whole set.
If no one buys the sets, ::hmm:: he will list them seperate in about 48 hrs. !!!!__ ::tu::
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They are beautiful, but going, going, ...well you know. ::paranoid::
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The Smooth Ivory Bone handle material is pretty sweet too!
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Now i need a single blade spear boys knife....
Easy open!!!! Ebony!!!!
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If anybody's got a chance, i'd love to see a shot of the single blade and jack that shows the difference in thickness of the handle. ::hmm::
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MikeEngland wrote:If anybody's got a chance, i'd love to see a shot of the single blade and jack that shows the difference in thickness of the handle. ::hmm::
here ya' go, Mike !!!!___Hope this helps*** Monk ::tu::
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This Cocobolo #152213,arrived today !!!!!!__________I have a weakness, for these, ""Boys Knife """ ::nod::
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Nice one Monk!

Here is my latest I got it a few weeks ago
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YEP !!!!! Very Kool ,Gino !!!! ::tu:: ____________I got a couple of those Jigged Yellow Bone's ,myself*** ( some of the nicest bone of late !!!!!)
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Thanks Big Monk!
Thats exactly what I was looking for. ::tu::
I had a feeling it might be you who chimed in. I guess when it comes to GEC you could be considered the GO-TO photo reference guide. :lol:
Both knives look great and I'm super excited to get one.
8) On a related note, a suspicious package came in the mail yesterday from some dude named Barry. Coincidentaly, just prior to its arrival, a particylar knife that I may have expressed a significant intrest in, disappeared from the member stores! Could these incidents be related? ::hmm::
I guess we'll have to wait till fathers day to find out!
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Beautiful knife Gino! ::tu:: The color and jigging on that bone is about as good as it gets.
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