Summer's folders

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Summer's folders

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These are the folders I've acquired over the summer.
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Nice knives Ken!! :)
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Nice Ken! ::tu::

What's the wood on that first knife? I know that company does a lot of reclaimed wood for knife scales.
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Very nice group Ken! ::tu:: Can hardly wait to see what winter brings you! 8)
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Ken that first wood knife is really satisfying to look at.

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1967redrider wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 3:06 pm Nice Ken! ::tu::

What's the wood on that first knife? I know that company does a lot of reclaimed wood for knife scales.
When I bought it, it was listed as a Barlow with rosewood scales.
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Those are very nice Ken.
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ken98k wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 4:49 am
1967redrider wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 3:06 pm Nice Ken! ::tu::

What's the wood on that first knife? I know that company does a lot of reclaimed wood for knife scales.
When I bought it, it was listed as a Barlow with rosewood scales.


Here's why I asked, Ken-

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If you picked this knife up from another collector you might want to check their website to see if it's historic wood. ::nod::
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how do you like that bear and son 110. I keep eyeing them but haven't pulled the trigger. I probably wouldn't carry or use it so why bother, on the other hand....................
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bluecow wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 1:18 pm how do you like that bear and son 110. I keep eyeing them but haven't pulled the trigger. I probably wouldn't carry or use it so why bother, on the other hand....................
I like it except for the snap, very weak.
I've been tempted to take it apart and tweak the spring.
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