Lockback Love

[knifetime]

I need to take some pic's to post on this thread but until then hear is one my wife got me for my B-Day two years ago. Horn handle, Damascus steel with ss liners and bolsters. It is a very clean looking knife and very well made.

[ken6]

Morning walk in the local woods trying to get my addled mind clear before talking to adults in the working world. Light rain falling. Mixed woods with plenty of pine trees...

The trick here is to practice making fire without mucking up the area for those who come along later. Coffee can bottom makes a small fire base to minimize the damage. Shavings are courtesy of my Buck 500.


fire practice 1 by Pinnah, on Flickr

The small fire plate favors a "log cabin" style fire.


fire practice 2 by Pinnah, on Flickr

I'm not opposed to "cheating" a bit. A small cache of pre-cut tack cloth rides in the fanny pack. Wrapped around a twig, it makes an easy to control torch.


fire practice 3 by Pinnah, on Flickr

The torch makes it easy to get the flame in the middle of the shaving bundle.


fire practice 4 by Pinnah, on Flickr

Nice to smell the fire while feeling with woods hiss with rain.


fire practice 5 by Pinnah, on Flickr

After the fire dies out, it's super easy to douse with water and dispose with the ash and cinders in a safe place. No fuss. No muss. And back to the world of keyboards....

Nice little campsite Pinnah. A pleasant walk in the woods- then talking to people at work - The Woods sounds better and better.

[basser5]

Thanks Monk



Tim

[basser5]

Fight'n Rooster...........

[slimpickins]

Great lookin' Rooster Tim. I been searching for a while for any of the Rooster lock-backs. No luck Slim

[basser5]

Thanks Slim,
I actually found this one by chance.
I had bought a nice stag from a seller on Ebay and decided to check out his other items.
This one ended a few minutes later than the stag and he combined shipping


Tim

[zp4ja]

Real nice knife Tim! That is a beauty!

[Mr Rick]

Tiny but functional.

[basser5]

Thanks Jerry



Tim

[wazu013]

Here's a Boker LB for You

[wazu013]

Puma LB's the Duke and the Sargent. The Sarg has been a worker for years

[garddogg56]

MAN I miss my old Puma

[tjmurphy]

Those Puma's are sweet Love the blade profile (is that the term?)

[orvet]

Here is a recent one I got; Remington R-9.

[orvet]

I just snapped a quick pic of one that arrived today.
A Kershaw Big Joe from the 1980s Officer Ranch Series.
It is one of my favorite Kershaw patterns and one step larger than my other fav the Wild Turkey.
This will of course go through the shop and be prettied up!

[MTHall720]

I'll bet Philco has lots of nice old classics to post, but I'll sneak this modern day lockback in. This is a Japanese made I*XL, a big, solid knife, a good working tool. They are inexpensive and there are plenty of them around, a good place to start for the novice collector.

Great looking knife. You know if they make them with blade about 4 inches?

[wlf]

Case Razor Edge with some nice Handles

[Salernoslim]

Awesome knives! Love me a good lockback. Here's a canal street in elk horn.

[Old Hunter]

A line-up of the original four Bucks in the 500 lockback series. I still need to add a 506 Lady Buck (aka White Knight) - same as the 505 but with white Micarta handles. All of the Buck's pictured here have the earlier style Olde English BUCK script on the tangs. OH

[wazu013]

A line-up of the original four Bucks in the 500 lockback series. I still need to add a 506 Lady Buck (aka White Knight) - same as the 505 but with white Micarta handles. All of the Buck's pictured here have the earlier style Olde English BUCK script on the tangs. OH

[Robert]

Wazu You sure do have some nice knives keep em comming

[basser5]

Buck, Klaas , Henckels...


Tim

[junebug]

GREAT SHOWING

[basser5]

Chickens...

[royal0014]

Recent additions
But lousy photographer

6ot/7ot

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