Love that shot Homer, lots of pretty ones, great carries too.bighomer wrote:20181029_151315.jpg
Blowing a few leaves today found some pretty ones. Tote'n some great old working knives today.
Thanks doglegg, they did them right that year.
Love that shot Homer, lots of pretty ones, great carries too.bighomer wrote:20181029_151315.jpg
Blowing a few leaves today found some pretty ones. Tote'n some great old working knives today.

You've been holding out on me with that Robeson., big-H! Camillus build? I was fortunate enough to be gifted an old 2-piece original half-dozen box when I bought a red Delrin daddy Barlow built on the ol' reliable Camillus #9 frame from Charlie the Robeson God and one day I'm going to collect enough to fill it.bighomer wrote:Blowing a few leaves today found some pretty ones. Tote'n some great old working knives today.

Well you don't want this one it's wore slap out.Tsar Bomba wrote:You've been holding out on me with that Robeson., big-H! Camillus build? I was fortunate enough to be gifted an old 2-piece original half-dozen box when I bought a red Delrin daddy Barlow built on the ol' reliable Camillus #9 frame from Charlie the Robeson God and one day I'm going to collect enough to fill it.bighomer wrote:Blowing a few leaves today found some pretty ones. Tote'n some great old working knives today.


Thanks, and agreed. Had several made 2010 or earlier that are great knives. I also bought about 6 new in the last 3-4 years and they all went back. Every one of them. That was it for me. Later when Queen closed immediately my thoughts went to why.Quick Steel wrote:Iman, As I once said, when Queen gets it right, they get it really right. A great looking knife.
Thank you. His knives are real users that’s for sure. This one is a great EDC.Ivoryman wrote:Lloyd's fabulous. Dang.
Very nice!!Jdub wrote:Took my Lloyd today!!
Thank you. He makes Great knives ..ken98k wrote:Very nice!!Jdub wrote:Took my Lloyd today!!

Thanks Greg, nice carries today. Blade is 3.5 in from tip to bolster and the wood is carbon dated bog oak from the Ukraine, 4600 years old, from Mark at The Burl Source. Keeps upright in my front left pocket, generally have a fixed blade on my right side.sunknife wrote:Kris whats the length of your knife? Wood, ebony scales? Looks like a fine back pocket carry.