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::tu:: great knives all ! here are a couple of my favorites a Challenge and a old Remington
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Here's an old E.C. Simmons (not a Keen Kutter) with a big fat spear blade. Sorry about the poor picture but I thought it would be interesting to show an oddball jumbo whittler with a nice fat spear blade.
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paulsvintage wrote:::tu:: great knives all ! here are a couple of my favorites a Challenge and a old Remington
Paul, both great knives. What is that you've put on the blades and why? I'm assuming that what ever it is, it comes right off.
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jerryd6818 wrote:
paulsvintage wrote:::tu:: great knives all ! here are a couple of my favorites a Challenge and a old Remington
Paul, both great knives. What is that you've put on the blades and why? I'm assuming that what ever it is, it comes right off.
I see an etch and a reflection of something blue, sky maybe. What am I missing Jerry?
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A very nice show of knives guys !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ::tu::


Some of my spear bladed knives********* :)
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tjmurphy wrote:S-K, that is a very nice knife, I like it a lot. Is the secondary blade another variation on the can opener?
Thanks :) yes it is a can opener. Unlike the British Military knives, this one has a nail nick.
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Nice ones guys - I will add these..............................got that #56 back last night. I will be
posting more photos of that one soon, THANKS MM!!

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jerryd6818 wrote:
paulsvintage wrote:::tu:: great knives all ! here are a couple of my favorites a Challenge and a old Remington
Paul, both great knives. What is that you've put on the blades and why? I'm assuming that what ever it is, it comes right off.
Jerry,thanks, some shadows but both have original etch. challenge the Bird archer co. & boiler chemicals on other side and remington mastersknife......
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nice knives big monk and imbrand love them gec
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paulsvintage wrote:
jerryd6818 wrote:
paulsvintage wrote:::tu:: great knives all ! here are a couple of my favorites a Challenge and a old Remington
Paul, both great knives. What is that you've put on the blades and why? I'm assuming that what ever it is, it comes right off.
Jerry,thanks, some shadows but both have original etch. challenge the Bird archer co. & boiler chemicals on other side and remington mastersknife......
Ahh, gottcha. Please excuse my poor eyesight. I thought it looked like the blades had been dipped in something like machinists blueing. :oops: ::facepalm::
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The spear point is my favorite EDC blade style. Well, I prefer the spear blades that have a lot of belly to them and that are wider out near the tip, like those on the old BSA scout knives. I've just never taken to spear points that have the same width through out the length of the blade, like those on most SAKs.

Here's a really horrible picture of my Ulster Camper.
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pinnah wrote:The spear point is my favorite EDC blade style. Well, I prefer the spear blades that have a lot of belly to them and that are wider out near the tip, like those on the old BSA scout knives. I've just never taken to spear points that have the same width through out the length of the blade, like those on most SAKs.

Here's a really horrible picture of my Ulster Camper.
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im with you on that i like the big fat spear blades better than the stright ones but i do have a few stright spears that are swedged nice and look good
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I love the big fat spear blades too, and GEC is making some real beauties. Here's one that a little more svelte, but doesn't this Kutmaster blade look good in a Camco frame? This is a repair job that Muskrat Man did for me.
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Here's a big bone handled no name slip joint with a pretty big spear. 4 1/2".

Also a 3 3/4" Kutmaster. Thanks.
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tangoalpha wrote:
This is one of my personal favorite spear blades.
A Schrade Cut Co that I repaired for someone a couple ago.

The knife currently resides in Australia.
And a very fine job you did of it Dale. With out a doubt my favourite knife.
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A nice wide spear blade on this knife.

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frj i really like that big no name spear blade and all the others that has been posted
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isn't that a purty knife smiling?
how large is the knife?
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My EDC,
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Slanted, groved and pinched bolsters, long pull, swedges, beautiful bone.........

Dang it J.W. that thing is PURTY! ::tu::

But I can't read the tang stamp. Whutizzit? ::shrug::
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philco wrote:Slanted, groved and pinched bolsters, long pull, swedges, beautiful bone.........

Dang it J.W. that thing is PURTY! ::tu::

But I can't read the tang stamp. Whutizzit? ::shrug::
It's a GEC Bullwinkel Moose, blood red bone.
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I effing LOVE the Spearpoint blade! They slice like nothing else!

I gotta go out soon but I'll be back with a pic or three!
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I just got this from MuskratMan. SCWEEEEET. I have never before appreciated green bone.

This is a Camillus TL-29 remake with nice file work and razor sharp.


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Okay I am only just starting to get the hang of this posting and uploading stuff. Here is the green bone and the filework
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