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Posted: Sun Feb 26, 2006 6:54 pm
by sunburst
Hey Steve,

You are going to have to come clean with the designs of that time machine you have been using, there's no way all your knives are that great looking without going back in time and bringing them back an instant later... :wink: :wink: :wink:

Thanks for sharing your pics...


I don't want to actually see the plans of the machine just let me borrow it for a trip or two... 8)


Sunburst

Posted: Sun Feb 26, 2006 10:48 pm
by steve
thanks guys, i am really enjoying showing them off as i know everyone else is. im enjoying seeing all the different varieties there are out there. they are all great looking knives!

here are a few more of mine. theres a 1965-69 red bone barlow, a 10 dot 1970 red bone daddy barlow that was hard to get a good picture of...lol, and a 1984 stockman...its my newest addition and its in mint condition, but the blades are funny to me on it......im thinking they may be new grind blades???? i have seen some case knives with this type blade on them and they were stated as being new grind blades....anyone know?

anyway, this has turned into a large thread, but im really enjoying it and hope to see alot more favorites!

steve

p.s. sunburst, ill have to keep the time machine secret till i get the patent on it...lol.

Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 1:38 am
by LC
Steve you are correct that is the new grind blades, I just got one a few weeks back from Mike ::tu::

Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 1:50 am
by steve
thanks mike, i thought that might be what they were. i had seen them described that way before but wasnt sure. i really like the knife and i have to say that yours is one beautiful knife as well. i really like the ones with bone handles that have alot of color contrasts in them......makes a gorgeous knife!

thanks!
steve