Lockback Love

[QTCut5]

You are indeed correct, sir Ivoryman...Ram it is. (you'll undoubtedly also recognize the antler tip display stand it's resting on as well )

~Q~

[Ivoryman]

Does that blade etch say "Made in Italy" on it? What's the brand? Recognized the antler, guessed the horn.

[QTCut5]

Right again, sir. That there's a Viper made in Maniago, Italy.
(I tend to like knives that have a "Q" on them for some strange reason)
~Q~

[djknife13]

Some of my favorites; 1)Wedgeway, 2)Frankfurth, 3)Wilbert, 4)Northfield UnXld, 5) Unmarked, unknown frame I had a blade made for, 6) Case XX USA 61111 1/2, 7)Camillus, 8)Wadsworth, Austria, 9) LL Bean bone, 10)LL Bean jigged black, 11)Utica (arched). ___Dave

[RalphAlsip]

Dave, that is an impressive spread! The 3 on the left with the Saddlehorn style frame and the larger swedge clip blades caught my eye (especially the Wilbert).

[Miller Bro's]

[Old Hunter]

Some of my lockback hunting knives - the Case and the Buck were both used this season to skin and butcher deer. OH

[danno50]

Great lineup, Dave. I'm with RalphAlsip, really like the 3 saddlehorns, especially the Wilbert, beautiful bone.
Dan

[garddogg56]

Love this thread since lockback are the only knives I trust at work ::nod::My favorite workers are Bucks and schrades

[royal0014]

Newest addition to the herd. Can't believe the price I paid for this 'un (cheap).
Almost a shame to put it on EDC duty, but that's what I got it for

[johnny twoshoes]

A couple.

[gsmith7158]

Love those lockbacks. Feels like you're hlding a real knife.

Greg

[Just Plain Dave]

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Just this one is the lockback I carry.

[QTCut5]

Contrary to what you may have been led to believe, size does not necessarily matter...at least not to this little Al Mar stag lock back! Too cute by half yet still fully as functional as the big boys.

~Q~

[royal0014]

One of the few lockbacks with permanent EDC rotation status.
Mini Copperlock gifted by one of the beautiful souls here on AAPK

.... though right this minute I can't remember who
My humblest apologies to the guilty party

[AR Norby]

The Mini-Copperlock is one of my favorite knives, with or without a lock!

[QTCut5]

Not for carrying...just for oogling & tender caresses.

~Q~

[djknife13]

Picked this up today for around $15. Browning, Germany. Lock and release are smooth as silk. Probably going to be a carry knife on and off. ___Dave

[royal0014]

.... though right this minute I can't remember who
My humblest apologies to the guilty party

Now I remember who : good 'ol jmh58 !
September of '14. THANKS AGAIN !!

[Ivoryman]

72 Tidioute LB, Ebony, Wharn. Love it.

[garddogg56]

That Buck button goes well with the 72

[r redden]

I hope that being a newbie nobody minds me just jumping in her and making myself at home. But I love pocket knives and like to talk about them and see and share photos of them. First is a Schrade 7OT next a 5OT and last but not least a Buck Light.

[garddogg56]

All good ones R

[philco]

I hope that being a newbie nobody minds me just jumping in her and making myself at home. But I love pocket knives and like to talk about them and see and share photos of them. First is a Schrade 7OT next a 5OT and last but not least a Buck Light.

Welcome to AAPK.

You've got three excellent examples of why I love lockbacks.

[Ivoryman]

That Buck button goes well with the 72

Thanks Gdogg, the buck button is ancient ivory walrus tooth. I cross sectioned and polished it up. Been heavily mineralized from hundreds or thousands of years buried in an Eskimo dump/midden so it has that antler bark look but it's ivory.