"Wood" You Show Us Your Wood?

[Unk]

Those are beauties, Dale

[garddogg56]

Heres a 4line Camillus with a same era porcelain wirenut,nickle and lighter in background.

[johnnierotten]

Nice ones Fellas.

I think this is the last of mine...

[orvet]

Thanks Unk!

Johnnie,
That little TL-29 is sweet!!
What brand is it.

[johnnierotten]

Thanks Dale.....it’s a Red Devil..

[orvet]

Thanks Dale.....it’s a Red Devil..

AWESOME! Finally someone who has one besides Dimitri!
Red Devil is one of three brands I am missing from my collection.
The others are a Schatt & Morgan and XELA which was a brand owned by M. Klein.
Those are the only 3 brands I know of that made TL-29s in the USA.
Another possible brand is Walden Knife Co, but I have never seen a Walden TL-29. I don't know for sure that they made a TL-29.

[johnnierotten]

Thanks for the info,Dale.

[wazu013]

I'd be willing to bet most of the members have had one or both of these.

[wazu013]

[johnnierotten]

Definitely a Classic!! .....nice ones Bro.

[Mr Rick]

I picked up this Case folding hunter in jigged Rosewood. I rate it....

[johnnierotten]

Pretty knife.

[woseyjales]

Timber!

[johnnierotten]

Thems pretty.....great pics.

[zp4ja]

Nice knives Gents!

CASE 1995' 1347SS Stockman with Walnut handles.

Jerry

[Archer]

Awsome blades, here one more

[woseyjales]

Thanks for the lovely reminder Mike.
Almost forgot about this Thuya handled Boker.

[Rustle47]

So many great knifes and photos! I love seeing the different wood grains and colors.

[QTCut5]

For many years I avoided collecting knives with wooden handles because wood just didn't grab my interest as much as other materials (particularly ivory and stag). However, over the past several years as ivory has become quite scarce (for legal reasons) and really nice stag (the super gnarly kind I most prefer) seems to be harder to find (as well as more and more expensive), I have come to appreciate the wide variety and beauty of the many different types of wood used for knife handles. I think now is a good time to revive this old thread and show some of the wood-handled knives that have ended up in my collection. I'll start with my most recent acquisition:

Queen #51 (Mini Trapper) in Cocobolo

[cudgee]

For many years I avoided collecting knives with wooden handles because wood just didn't grab my interest as much as other materials (particularly ivory and stag). However, over the past several years as ivory has become quite scarce (for legal reasons) and really nice stag (the super gnarly kind I most prefer) seems to be harder to find (as well as more and more expensive), I have come to appreciate the wide variety and beauty of the many different types of wood used for knife handles. I think now is a good time to revive this old thread and show some of the wood-handled knives that have ended up in my collection. I'll start with my most recent acquisition:

Queen #51 (Mini Trapper) in Cocobolo
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Glad you re-booted this thread.

[treefarmer]

Here are some wood handled knives that I could round up fairly easily for a picture to help keep the thread rolling:

Just realized there aren't any 110 Bucks in this pile.

The 2nd down in the left column even has a wooden blade.
Treefarmer

[doglegg]

Quite the variety Philip.

[QTCut5]

Here are some wood handled knives that I could round up fairly easily for a picture to help keep the thread rolling:005.JPG
The 2nd down in the left column even has a wooden blade.
Treefarmer

Unless my eyes deceive me, I believe I see a Queen #51T in the middle of the left column...is it Birdseye Maple, by any chance?

Like this one:

[TPK]

Here are some wood handled knives that I could round up fairly easily for a picture to help keep the thread rolling:005.JPG
The 2nd down in the left column even has a wooden blade.
Treefarmer

Man! That elephant toe is super cool Philip! What year is it from?

[TPK]

Here are some wood handled knives that I could round up fairly easily for a picture to help keep the thread rolling:005.JPG
The 2nd down in the left column even has a wooden blade.
Treefarmer

Unless my eyes deceive me, I believe I see a Queen #51T in the middle of the left column...is it Birdseye Maple, by any chance?

Like this one:
Queen 51T BEM.JPGQueen #51T BEM.JPG

Great looking wood & a cool thread! Glad you revived it Q! I'll add a picture to it in the morning. I know I have a couple of knives with wood handles.