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9,868 years difference

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Here is a unique knife I was requested to build for a repeat customer. Premium blue/green mammoth ivory handles (pics don't show true colors), carbon fiber bolsters and a shadow rivet. Blade is flat ground satin finished L6 with a short pull(as is backspring) with a modest swedge. Poppin' snap, open and closed and jerks into the half stop position nicely. Liners are brass, pins are nickel, closed length is about 3 1/2". It's my standard 3 3/8" jack frame but had to make it a shade longer to allow enough handle/bolster material around the rivet to be strong and the obvious barlow length bolster.

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Beautiful knife. You have a true talent. Is it just me, or does it remind anyone else of a Barlow? Just the shape, not materials used.
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Wait a moment, is that an auto?
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Trey45 wrote:Beautiful knife. You have a true talent. Is it just me, or does it remind anyone else of a Barlow? Just the shape, not materials used.
That was the aim :wink:

No, not an auto, be cool as all get out if it was
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Unusual combination of materials but it works perfectly. Excellent work MM.

Yeah,it is most definitely a Barlow for the modern world. Always loved the old Barlow's too.

Question for MM- Did Boker,Eye,Hen & Rooster or any other older German companies ever make Barlows?
Love to have a Carl Schlieper (Eye) Barlow 8) ...first a Trapper then a Barlow.
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boker made barlows for sure with the tree logo on the bolster as well as henckels and others. I've only seen one schlieper barlow, I owned it. Was mint and from around the 40's before they were made for export from Germany to America a guy give me more for it than it was worth to me.
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Great job! I really like this one!!
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Outstanding :!: :!:
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Beautiful job. Love the look. I WANT. 8)
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Instant classic. That is a beautiful piece.
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