Restored UTICA Cutlery Barlow w/ green bone
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Restored UTICA Cutlery Barlow w/ green bone
Found this full blade, Utica Barlow at an estate sale, and thought to getting her repaired if could be.
Brent, beresman, did it for me. Came out purty darn knice if you ask me.
Before & After shots below
Brent, beresman, did it for me. Came out purty darn knice if you ask me.
Before & After shots below
SCOTT
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Re: Restored UTICA Cutlery Barlow w/ green bone
Looks great!
I need to look into getting the two I have rehandled. The plastic used on the Kutmaster Barlows doesn't age well.
I need to look into getting the two I have rehandled. The plastic used on the Kutmaster Barlows doesn't age well.
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Re: Restored UTICA Cutlery Barlow w/ green bone
NICE!!!!
I like that green bone.

I like that green bone.
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Re: Restored UTICA Cutlery Barlow w/ green bone
Looks really nice.
The important thing is he didn't "martha stewart" the blades.
The important thing is he didn't "martha stewart" the blades.
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Re: Restored UTICA Cutlery Barlow w/ green bone
That looks pretty nice now!
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Re: Restored UTICA Cutlery Barlow w/ green bone
I'm really glad you like it, Scott!
I can't see doing that to a perfectly good knife blade. I took off the active rust, oiled it just a bit, and that's it. I figure if you want a new knife, you can buy a new one. I like the knives with some character.
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I like knives with character also, Brent. Good on you. 
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Re: Restored UTICA Cutlery Barlow w/ green bone
Good job overall on everything. The green bone gives it character.
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Re: Restored UTICA Cutlery Barlow w/ green bone
Great work !
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Re: Restored UTICA Cutlery Barlow w/ green bone
Looks great!! I like the green bone.
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Re: Restored UTICA Cutlery Barlow w/ green bone
This photo brings out the beautiful green bone...
SCOTT
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Loving that one!
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Re: Restored UTICA Cutlery Barlow w/ green bone
Nice!... what a beauty Scott, I love the look of the green bone and the natural patina of the blades
congrats
Randy
congrats
Randy