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I finally put my Barlows in a Box. I don't really like the box for these knives, I think I will swap out those smaller Coca-Cola knives and find something else for the Barlows, but it's better than throwing them in a cardboard box.
On the left side are various makers including Case, Boker, Maherr & Grosh and others.
On the right are my antique Russells. All are 1800s. I have a few more that I need to dig up that are 1920-30 Russells.
I also have a few Daddy/Grand-Daddy Barlows.
Contest:
I haven't had one of these for months and the first one was a lot of fun.
Therre are two here that I don't think are actually Barlows although that is what they were sold as.
Can you spot them? Remember...I'm talking about what my sick brain says are not Barlows. I admit that I could be wrong.
First person to pick both with no wrong answers will get 2 Barlows not shown here (both are Prov. Cut. Co., nothing to write home about).
First person to get one right will get one of those Prov. Cut. Co's.
If someone gets one right & then someone gets the 2nd right you split the Prov. Cut. Co's.
Fair? Understandable rules??
Deadline: 5 pm Pacific Time on Wednesday, June 6th...yes 2012!!
Good luck!
Below is the box. On the left are the various makers. On the right are the Russells.
Below are the various makers (ignore the few on the right)
Below are the Russells (ignore those on the left).
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Actually .. I think JJ nailed it.
The Candy stripe scaled unit (3rd from top left) & the short bolster ??electricians knife?? (2cnd up from the btm left).
I'm saying the top one, that looks like it has metal handled and the second from the bottom with the short bolster.
That's what MY sick brain says.
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