All About Pocket Knives

Got this one in recently. The boys on the porch at BF educated me. This 2 blade pattern was imported to Australia, it was called a stockmans knife. The lambsfoot and clip in the same frame is seldom found now days. Dates in the 1900 to 1920 range.

One of The Finest Barlows I Ever Seen , I Like Everything about it , Must Have been Patented else The other manufacturers would have reintroduced That Bad boy For Sure .

That is a very interesting knife, and I am sure you are proud to own that one. I would be...

That is mighty fine older one you have! Thanks for sharing it! I have a newer one. slightly different secondary blade. Still a fine knife!

KleenCut61 wrote:One of The Finest Barlows I Ever Seen , I Like Everything about it , Must Have been Patented else The other manufacturers would have reintroduced That Bad boy For Sure .

Thanks Kleencut61!
I'm told the 2 full size blades in any configuration were for import to Australia. I have no idea if it was patented or not.

americanedgetech wrote:That is a very interesting knife, and I am sure you are proud to own that one. I would be...

Thanks Ken! Yes I'm proud to own it. I won't ever use it but still fun just a admire it

#goldpan wrote:That is mighty fine older one you have! Thanks for sharing it! I have a newer one. slightly different secondary blade. Still a fine knife!

Thanks Randy! Yes sir yours is a fine knife, Taylor's has been a quality knife from the beginning and continues to be today

I think the Bunny knives were more like a saddlehorn than a Barlow style.

One fella posts one, the next fella posts a collection, and the next fella is the one that built them... This site ROCKS!

Those Bunnies look familiar somehow ? There are British Bunnies and German Bunnies. Do we need a GEC Bunny ?
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