Hello all, new member from Washington.
Hello all, new member from Washington.
Hello. Thanks for having me. Great forum. It has helped me a lot. Here's a few of mine. I'm really starting to get into Colonial knives, but haven't purchased one yet. I really like the Barlow. Is the master Barlow a bigger version? Thanks again, Eli.
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Welcome, from south Texas!
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Good to have you on the wagon, any questions that you ask will be answered, the knowledge of the members is astonishing.
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Welcome semroc.
Are you from Washington State?
There are large and small Barlows.
Are you from Washington State?
There are large and small Barlows.
Joe
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Welcome aboard.
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Yes FRJ. From Washington state. Thanks for the welcomes everyone. Ah, an vintage large Barlow would be sweet. Eithet imperial or colonial preferred. Ill start scouring ebay.
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Welcome to AAPK
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Robeson made a dandy Daddy Barlow.semroc wrote:Yes FRJ. From Washington state. Thanks for the welcomes everyone. Ah, an vintage large Barlow would be sweet. Eithet imperial or colonial preferred. Ill start scouring ebay.
Joe
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Welcome from Indiana.
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Welcome from New Jersey!
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Welcome from the plains of eastern South Dakota. Looking forward to seeing pictures of some knives!
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Howdy semroc! to AAPK!
I see you have a well used Queen in your pile. If that one is 4 1/4" closed, it is probably a #49, I carry one pretty regularly.
Treefarmer
I see you have a well used Queen in your pile. If that one is 4 1/4" closed, it is probably a #49, I carry one pretty regularly.
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Welcome from hurricane alley!!!
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Colonial Knife Company History ebook:
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HOME OF THE BRAVE! (not the scarety cats)
Colonial Knife Company History ebook:
https://gumroad.com/l/ZLDb
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Quite a few Colonials for sale here on AAPK you might want to check out.I'm really starting to get into Colonial knives.
Try to find a knife show in your area. Nothing better than 1000s of knives to peruse and look over first hand. Welcome!
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Thank you all. Yes its a queen Treefarmer. It was made in my birthyear. Or so the tangstamp indicates. 1972. Thanks for the id of #49. Just finished reading the colonial forum, where Mr. Palantonio was identifying people's knives. What a great, informative, and ultimately sad read. He was so knowledgeable, and kind to knife enthusiasts. A riveting read.
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Welcome to AAPK.
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Thanks for the welcomes. Is there a way to see new posts, or todays posts? I really like all the knives for sale here. Learning about all the patterns is very neat. Have a good one. Eli
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This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012
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Just click "Quick Links" , top left corner.semroc wrote:Thanks for the welcomes. Is there a way to see new posts, or todays posts? I really like all the knives for sale here. Learning about all the patterns is very neat. Have a good one. Eli
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Welcome semroc! Great to have ya here! Sorry I'm a bit late.
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Hey, a neighbour! Look up, straight North. See the redhead waving? That’s me, up here in Surrey BC!
Welcome!
I collect Richards, and it’s sometimes hard to tell them apart from Imperials and Colonials. I keep finding “mistakes” that somehow get stuck to my hand and follow me home. Nice knives.
It’s pretty darn nice in here!
Welcome!
I collect Richards, and it’s sometimes hard to tell them apart from Imperials and Colonials. I keep finding “mistakes” that somehow get stuck to my hand and follow me home. Nice knives.
It’s pretty darn nice in here!
I’m too young to be this old!
“Hey Ann, gotchyer knife?!”
“Hey Ann, gotchyer knife?!”
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Thanks everybody. Hi zoogirl. I can see Canada across the sound on clear days. I used to go to Richmond every once in awhile to play hockey. You've posted wonderful knives. Have a great day.
It's important not to think too much about what you do. Lee Marvin