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Ever since you first posted the pics of them, Carl, I have been intrigued with the Lexingtonian pattern. I was so taken with Rams Horn on this one I found in an AAPK store, I just couldn't resist.....had to get it. Glad I did, too.....man, this is a sweet knife!
QTCut5 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 29, 2025 1:33 amEver since you first posted the pics of them, Carl, I have been intrigued with the Lexingtonian pattern. I was so taken with Rams Horn on this one I found in an AAPK store, I just couldn't resist.....had to get it. Glad I did, too.....man, this is a sweet knife!
Great get. Do love me some Rams Horn.I really liked the shape of the pattern, long and thin. The inspiration for that knife came out of a 1920's Winchester catalog, but it was lengthened from 3 1/2 up to 3 3/4 inch long. And changed the tip of the spear blade slightly. Over 800 made and released out at this point, and I've not heard anyone complain. It really is a great knife.QTCut5 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 29, 2025 1:33 amEver since you first posted the pics of them, Carl, I have been intrigued with the Lexingtonian pattern. I was so taken with Rams Horn on this one I found in an AAPK store, I just couldn't resist.....had to get it. Glad I did, too.....man, this is a sweet knife!
I'll see if I can work a wharncliffe into the next new pattern that is designed.QTCut5 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 29, 2025 3:07 pm Mahalo cudgee & Carl
When push comes to shove, I'm pretty much a die hard Wharncliffe guy, but I find myself totally enamored with the long slender spear on the Lexingtonian and Mortician. Something about that profile really appeals to me and the long pull is the final touch that makes me
Knew I could count on you, buddy!
But, if you do get the DF to make a single blade Wharncliffe folder all I ask is that you give me advanced notice because I want to have a shot at getting one before Kevin buys them all 
Just logged in for my daily check of the DFKB forum when I saw this post, and got a good laugh. You know we'll always make sure the Wharncliffe King gets a shot at any DFKB Wharnies that are created as long as we're still chasing them down, brother. Heck, if they made a limited run of two, I would have to buy them both if there was any doubt, to make sure you got one. Nice character on the horn. Almost translucent on the mark side and the pile side almost looks like mammoth ivory.QTCut5 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 29, 2025 1:33 amEver since you first posted the pics of them, Carl, I have been intrigued with the Lexingtonian pattern. I was so taken with Rams Horn on this one I found in an AAPK store, I just couldn't resist.....had to get it. Glad I did, too.....man, this is a sweet knife!
Holy moly that is quite a bomb!knifeaddict1965 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 03, 2026 8:04 pm Just received this Beautiful Laffy Taffy Giraffe Bone Lexingtonian from my knife brother, Santa Q!
Additional pictures are posted in the Bomb thread with another Fantastic Giraffe Bone Bomb he sent a few months ago.
Mahalo palena 'ole, my friend.
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I am a not patient person by nature, but I have have had to learn to accept that the world does not conform to my timeline. Ever since Carl announced the release of the Stag Old Man Jack nearly two and a half years ago, I have been patiently waiting for one to find its way to Casa de ~Q~Rookie wrote: ↑Thu Jul 20, 2023 9:57 pm The newest release from DFKB is the Old Man Jack pattern with lambsfoot blade, offered under our Titusville Cutlery line. These knives feature Genuine Burnt Stag handles, and 1095 high carbon blades. They shipped out to dealers this week, so should be available for purchase soon.
As it so happens, good things do indeed come to those who wait. The amazing part is that this is the one I would have picked if I had had my pick of the litter from the entire run of 50 knives 
How cool is that! 
Q, good things come to those who wait. That is some amazing stag. Well done buddy.QTCut5 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 09, 2026 2:39 pmI am a not patient person by nature, but I have have had to learn to accept that the world does not conform to my timeline. Ever since Carl announced the release of the Stag Old Man Jack nearly two and a half years ago, I have been patiently waiting for one to find its way to Casa de ~Q~Rookie wrote: ↑Thu Jul 20, 2023 9:57 pm The newest release from DFKB is the Old Man Jack pattern with lambsfoot blade, offered under our Titusville Cutlery line. These knives feature Genuine Burnt Stag handles, and 1095 high carbon blades. They shipped out to dealers this week, so should be available for purchase soon.
Love it, those things are so cool.chickenman62 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 12, 2026 7:37 pm I have been looking for one of these for a while and it was worth the wait. Nicer axe than I anticipated and very sharp. Little Giant Axe.
Fantastic. Thanks for posting.chickenman62 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 12, 2026 7:37 pm I have been looking for one of these for a while and it was worth the wait. Nicer axe than I anticipated and very sharp. Little Giant Axe.
Thanks for the update, Carl! Can't wait to see the Stag, Mammoth, Giraffe Bone, and the Spear blade versions.Rookie wrote: ↑Sun Feb 15, 2026 5:27 pm Happy to finally be allowed to show this. The new Tuna Valley pattern has been in the works since last summer. This is called the Mountain Cougar, It's a non-locking swinguard pattern. 154CM steel blade. 4 1/2 inch closed. The first release has Curly Birch handles. Eventually stag, mammoth, jig bone, giraffe bone, acrylics, exotic woods, etc. will be coming. Also, a spear blade version will come out as well.
me too!knifeaddict1965 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 16, 2026 4:16 amThanks for the update, Carl! Can't wait to see the Stag, Mammoth, Giraffe Bone, and the Spear blade versions.Rookie wrote: ↑Sun Feb 15, 2026 5:27 pm Happy to finally be allowed to show this. The new Tuna Valley pattern has been in the works since last summer. This is called the Mountain Cougar, It's a non-locking swinguard pattern. 154CM steel blade. 4 1/2 inch closed. The first release has Curly Birch handles. Eventually stag, mammoth, jig bone, giraffe bone, acrylics, exotic woods, etc. will be coming. Also, a spear blade version will come out as well.