Latest Canal Street Additions

[kennedy knives]

I looked on Ebay and there is 34 Canal Street on it and as Phil said all bringing big bucks and there is only 4 on AAPK and 2 of them are mine . Thought I would share these Red Stag Canal Street I Have .

[doglegg]

Beautiful quintet Mr Kennedy.

[kennedy knives]

Beautiful quartet My Kennedy.

Thanks Doglegg

[Breeze]

Beauty

[kootenay joe]

This is the only CSC knife i have left. Not a new addition. I bought it in 2015. Made by Eric Albers for BladeForums, 4" Serpentine Double End Shadow Jack, 440C & Mexican Bocote.
I think it is one of the best knives that was made at CSC.
kj

[Sharpnshinyknives]

Roland that is a beautiful knife. The veins of color on that are over the top.

I didn’t think I cared for those red stag knives when they came out, but seeing them all together like that has changed my mind. Those are really nice.

[kootenay joe]

Thank you Mark. Yes this Bocote wood is about as fine as it gets. But there is so much more to admire in this knife. The design is superb, all just essential folding knife, no embellishments and it all flows together to create perfect 'balance'. And then there is the precise workmanship with just the right amount of spring tension and snap. Topped off with steel liners.
I am lucky to have this knife. There are not many 'out there'.
kj

[Railsplitter]

Thank you Mark. Yes this Bocote wood is about as fine as it gets. But there is so much more to admire in this knife. The design is superb, all just essential folding knife, no embellishments and it all flows together to create perfect 'balance'. And then there is the precise workmanship with just the right amount of spring tension and snap. Topped off with steel liners.
I am lucky to have this knife. There are not many 'out there'.
kj

Do you know if that model was the last knife that Canal Street Cutlery made before they closed their doors? I remember someone saying that it was but I never got any confirmation.

[doglegg]

Thank you Mark. Yes this Bocote wood is about as fine as it gets. But there is so much more to admire in this knife. The design is superb, all just essential folding knife, no embellishments and it all flows together to create perfect 'balance'. And then there is the precise workmanship with just the right amount of spring tension and snap. Topped off with steel liners.
I am lucky to have this knife. There are not many 'out there'.
kj

Well said Roland, and I am in complete agreement. A gentleman's knife for sure.

[philco]

Thank you Mark. Yes this Bocote wood is about as fine as it gets. But there is so much more to admire in this knife. The design is superb, all just essential folding knife, no embellishments and it all flows together to create perfect 'balance'. And then there is the precise workmanship with just the right amount of spring tension and snap. Topped off with steel liners.
I am lucky to have this knife. There are not many 'out there'.
kj

Do you know if that model was the last knife that Canal Street Cutlery made before they closed their doors? I remember someone saying that it was but I never got any confirmation.

Rick it is my understanding that that was the final knife produced by Canal Street Cutlery before they shut down. If I'm wrong, I hope Eric will let us know otherwise.

[Railsplitter]

Thank you Mark. Yes this Bocote wood is about as fine as it gets. But there is so much more to admire in this knife. The design is superb, all just essential folding knife, no embellishments and it all flows together to create perfect 'balance'. And then there is the precise workmanship with just the right amount of spring tension and snap. Topped off with steel liners.
I am lucky to have this knife. There are not many 'out there'.
kj

Do you know if that model was the last knife that Canal Street Cutlery made before they closed their doors? I remember someone saying that it was but I never got any confirmation.

Rick it is my understanding that that was the final knife produced by Canal Street Cutlery before they shut down. If I'm wrong, I hope Eric will let us know otherwise.

Thank you, Phil.

[Breeze]

So...are you guys considering the Co-Op knives as separate from the Canal Street Cutlery knives?
The last Co-Op knives were the second run of Red Trouts and the Moore Makers.

[Railsplitter]

So...are you guys considering the Co-Op knives as separate from the Canal Street Cutlery knives?
The last Co-Op knives were the second run of Red Trouts and the Moore Makers.

Mike, I was indeed considering them separate.

[Breeze]

So...are you guys considering the Co-Op knives as separate from the Canal Street Cutlery knives?
The last Co-Op knives were the second run of Red Trouts and the Moore Makers.

Mike, I was indeed considering them separate.

That's what I figured
I did not realize that the BF knife was the last of the CSC knives. Makes the one i have all the more special

[kootenay joe]

Mike, fantastic Bocote on your CSC BF knife
kj

[Breeze]

Mike, fantastic Bocote on your CSC BF knife
kj

Thanks

[KAW]

There's one of those currently being offer on eBay for $199 + $6.50 S&H
after doing a little research I found out they originally went for $88 with S&H included back in 2015.

[1967redrider]

I just received this Folding Hunter, purchased from tongueriver, and boy is it a beaut! Mirror polished mark side blades and Dark Amber Stag Bone scales, #222.

[Breeze]

[Quick Steel]

That is a formidably good looking Hunter, redrider.

[doglegg]

Hard to beat that Amber bone.

[philco]

John that is one sexy beast you've got there.

If'n you ever get tired of lookin' at it please let me know.

[1967redrider]

Thanks guys, and I don't think I'll get tired of this one anytime soon, philco.

[Buckibbq]

Most recent Pinch Lockback. My favorite CS pattern.

[Colonel26]

I just received this Folding Hunter, purchased from tongueriver, and boy is it a beaut! Mirror polished mark side blades and Dark Amber Stag Bone scales, #222.

That is down right stunning!!