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Providence Cutlery Co. Barlow
Here's a Providence Cutlery Co. shell handled Barlow with a razor style blade that I just finished in stag. I also made brass liners and nickle silver bolsters for it. The secondary blade was pitted pretty badly, so I just used the main blade.
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Re: Providence Cutlery Co. Barlow
Holy cow, that came out great!
That is a beauty!
That is a beauty!
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Re: Providence Cutlery Co. Barlow
Very nice job, huge improvement, great looking stag!
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Re: Providence Cutlery Co. Barlow
fantastic 
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Re: Providence Cutlery Co. Barlow
Beautiful!
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And they said you couldn't make a silk purse out of a sows ear!
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Re: Providence Cutlery Co. Barlow
Nice work!
I measure my collection by the ton.
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Re: Providence Cutlery Co. Barlow
Nice
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Re: Providence Cutlery Co. Barlow
Outstanding. I will be trying that sometime. I have the exact looking Barlow from Sabre Ireland I picked up a few weeks ago. You are just making my dreams about these knives seem possible. Thanks and great job.
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Re: Providence Cutlery Co. Barlow
Beauty job, Eh. (in my best Doug & Bob Mckenzie imitation) That one will have 'em scratching their heads a hundred years from now. (If there are pocket knives, collectors and knife forums a hundred years from now)
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Plas62
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Re: Providence Cutlery Co. Barlow
Thanks fellows,
Jerry- I think hundred years from now (provided we're still around) people will still be collecting knives. Hopefully this one will be my great,great, great grandson's EDC, along with his GEC laser trapper.
Seriously though, the last few knives I've redone I started engraving my name and date on the inside of the scales, if you hold the knife at the right angle under a magnifying light you can just make it out without disassembling the knife.
Jim
Jerry- I think hundred years from now (provided we're still around) people will still be collecting knives. Hopefully this one will be my great,great, great grandson's EDC, along with his GEC laser trapper.
Seriously though, the last few knives I've redone I started engraving my name and date on the inside of the scales, if you hold the knife at the right angle under a magnifying light you can just make it out without disassembling the knife.
Jim