Your favorite Barlow

[chetr1200c]

thanks mike. it is a well made knife from seki japan, but the scrimshaw has to be one of his worst . but i bought it anyway. maybe its his picasso version.

[RobesonsRme.com]

This is posted elsewhere on AAKP, but shoot, why not? I'll throw it into the fray once again.

Made by Robeson, marked Terrier Cutlery Co. and made between 1910 and 1916.

The embossed bolsters read "TCC" and remind me very much of the face of a heavily browed turn of the century gentleman with pince-nez glasses and a handle bar mustache, kind of like William Powell in the movie Life With Father.

I know of no other example of this knife.

Left click to enlarge the photo.

Charlie Noyes

[tank]

Beauts Monk.

[WelderBob]

Nice looking barlows guys... ...very unique bolsters on that Robeson...

Tim here is a cousin to your Cripple Creek.


Bob

[basser5]

Bob, that's some real pretty bone on that one

Beechtree, its a 1982


Tim

[Toejammer]

Still my favorite barlow pattern. Unknown Japan import - mid 70's prolly. Was missing one bolster when I got it, so I just replaced them both with brass. The bone was original and polished up nice. Holds a wicked edge.

[Quick Steel]

Those bolsters really dress it up. QS

[Old Hunter]

Great job on the bolsters Toejammer - wouldn't have known that they were home shop replacements - you are a craftsman!

[upnorth]

Charlie, that is one great (and rare!) Terrier!!

[RobesonsRme.com]

Thanks, Charlie. It's a beautiful knife.
Charlie

[Quick Steel]

Made by Robeson, marked Terrier Cutlery Co. and made between 1910 and 1916.

RobesonsR: Don't know how I overlooked your barlow way back in Sept., but to me it is spectacular. A real beauty. Congratulations.

[RobesonsRme.com]

Thanks, QuickSteel, it is one of my favorite knives.
Charlie