PARKER Smooth Bone Broken Spring by Tony Wood

[TripleF]

I loved, loved the smooth bone on this knife and because of that I decided to have the broken spring and blade removed
and converted into a single blade slimline trapper.

Amazing job and I am truly grateful! Thank you sir!!

[Doc B]

That bone is nice. She's got a new life!!!

[Railsplitter]

That turned out nice Scott! Great work Tony!

[doglegg]

Yes Sir, Yes Sir, great knife and great repair.

[Steve Warden]

D) all of the above
That there, ladies and gentlemen, in case you didn't already know, is a thing of beauty!

[#goldpan]

Nice save! Good looking too. I bet that slimmer profile rides real in the pocket as well.

[Tony_Wood]

Glad it made it home safe and sound.
I love the bone on that one...hated to see it go

[edge213]

Great looking knife. Good job Tony!

[glennbad]

Oooh, that's a dandy now! Great job Tony!

[Twhite]

Very nice save on the knife.
I love the bone on that.

[sunknife]

I can see why you like that knife Scott, looks even nicer as a slim single blade I think. The smooth bone on some of the Parker Cut knives is attractive, this one has some bone.
Nice save Tony.

[kootenay joe]

I agree, looks even better as a single blade. Those handles look similar to some mammoth i have seen.
Parker had a huge number and variety of knives made. Some are very good quality knives. I think the knife world is now ready for dedicated Parker collectors There would be a lot to learn.
kj

[Bill DeShivs]

Some of the early Parker knives were surprisingly good.
I would have just made a new backspring, though.