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s-k

well made, i would get another and really like the bone barlow they do, i might email tham to see what there prices are like as not priced up on there site, would be nice to have a few sheffield knivessmiling-knife wrote:What's your overall opinion of the knife? A local iron monger sells Eye Witness knives and I am tempted to try one. Thanks.s-k




That is really nice, if you dont mind me asking what is expensive ? is this one of there top models due to the amount of work on it, i would like just a plain smooth boned barlow they make but possibly out of my price rangeknives-are-quiet wrote:I got me one.
A little expensive but a very well made and beautiful Barlow.
Stag handles with file work.
knives are quiet

knives-are-quiet wrote:If I recall this knife cost me $150 or so US Dollars.
I'll see if I can find a price for you on one with bone and no file work.
Probably much cheaper with a single blade as well.
Should be cheaper in the UK also.
jamie~


thanks monk, wow the high end ones are just that high endbig monk wrote:Try this site___![]()
http://www.knifesupply.com/eshop/10brow ... nives.html
And for the, "'high end"" knives,this site_____
http://www.worldknives.com/manufacturers.php?i=81

smiling-knife wrote:Hi Paul,
Here's a UK link to a wide range of Taylor's knives. Russell White hand makes the Premier range. He is one of a small number of traditional cutlers still working in Sheffield.
http://www.premiercutlery.co.uk/sub_cat ... ket_knives

knives-are-quiet wrote:Looks like a fair price Paul, for a knife of that quality and guarantee.
You can find other uses for the spey blade other than cutting off balls.
I got my eye on that swayback peach pruner with the stag handles.
jamie~