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Trestle Pine Knives .
The oak handle is second from left and it, or one like it is heading over the Atlantic as we speak , I hope .
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Comment by elbin bunnell sr on December 22, 2019 at 17:24
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I'm with you jan real wood is boss
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2021 Calendar Comment by John Bamford on October 8, 2015 at 10:39 -
I don't know who made these Leo , If I was to guess I would say Queen , but that is just a guess !
Glad you like it , I am still waiting for mine , I suppose the Customs people are holding it to ransom . It can take three weeks to arrive here .
I believe that 154CM is a pretty good blade steel but I don't have any yet , maybe it will arrive tomorrow ?
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2021 Calendar Comment by John Bamford on October 1, 2015 at 13:13 -
They look like a nice EDC Jan , surely even English people can't be frightened by one of these !
Probably they can !!!
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Comment by Jan Carter on September 30, 2015 at 15:19
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Goodness John! I cannot wait to see what you think of this one. You know I am a wood lover and these Trestle pines have been speaking to me!
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