"Send me your email address or photo number. I know of another collector that has two and he wants to sell them.
Williamkevinfisher@gmail.com"
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BARRY WOOD - BOB LOVELESS FOLDER
Started this discussion. Last reply by William Fisher Mar 11, 2021. 6 Replies 5 Likes
I've been collecting Barry Wood folders ever since I got my first one in 1980. Curently have over 120 of them. The one that always eluded me was one made by Barry in collaboration with Bob Loveless.…Continue
*** SPF ***TRACK "LUGER" FOLDER - TITANIUM and STAG
Started this discussion. Last reply by Floyd Jester Apr 7, 2018. 4 Replies 3 Likes
EXTREMELY RARE, TRACK "LUGER" FOLDER Made in 1977-78, only 3 made in titanium and stag by the Track Knife Company of Whitefish, Montana. They were the producers of IthacaGun Knives. I purchased this…Continue
Tags: FOLDER, LUGER, TRACK, EXTREMELY RARE
Looking to buy/trade Barry Wood and/or Mike Irie folders
Started Jul 28, 2011 0 Replies 1 Like
Title says it all.
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"I have one Barry Wood made by Barry Wood andMike Irie up on my web site. www.collectorknife4sale.com"
"thanks for info"
"There is a Loveless collector in Asia that is on INSTAGRAM. His IG name is WANGYIMENG999 (Wang Yi Ming) He has a lot of Loveless knives as well as 4 or so Wood/Loveless folders.
You might contact him. He has offered to buy mine but I don’t…"
"Hi William, that is a great find. I am a Loveless collector and would "Love" to have a Wood/Loveless folder. Let me know if you run across another. best "
"This is amazing. I didn't know they partnered up. I sold a DP blade last year (not a Loveless) and a clip point many years ago. . Still have a regrind PCC copy.
<img src="https://i.imgur.com/AE8XhjD.jpg">;"
"you're very lucky : an original system (i'm not sure wood is the first but it's not important) and a blade made by loveless
i like it"
BARRY WOOD - BOB LOVELESS FOLDER
I've been collecting Barry Wood folders ever since I got my first one in 1980. Curently have over 120 of them. The one that always eluded me was one made by Barry in collaboration with Bob Loveless. In 1973 the two made 36 folders before their collaboration dissolved. The blades were ground by Steve Johnson (he worked for Loveless) and scales/frame and build was done by Barry.I've only handled one, a few years ago at a knife show and I've only seen two others for sale online in all this time.…See More
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- How long have you collected knives?
- 36 to 40 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- Barry Wood & Mike Irie folders
- About Me
- Knife collector since 1975
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- Knives, wristwatches ( current collection... 2 Rolex, 2 Omega, 1 Tutima, 1 Sinn), bicycles (2 Litespeed titanium), camping & traveling in my Dodge Sprinter, sleeping (now that I'm retired, I can finally get enough sleep)
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- Collect/buy/sell/trade wristwatches, bicycle riding, traveling.
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Comment Wall (16 comments)
- At 14:32 on November 9, 2020,
Gus Marsh said…
I have one Barry Wood made by Barry Wood andMike Irie up on my web site. www.collectorknife4sale.com
- At 12:02 on April 19, 2018,
Steve Scheuerman (Manx) said…
- At 14:13 on April 18, 2016,
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- At 4:48 on April 18, 2014,
Ron Cooper said…
- At 23:39 on April 18, 2013,
Max McGruder said…
Happy Birthday!
- At 19:11 on April 18, 2013,
Sue OldsWidow said…
- At 2:26 on April 18, 2013,
- At 11:38 on November 7, 2012,
William A. Burns said…
Hi William.
I would be willing to sell the Wood prototype, but I'm having a hard time putting a price on it. I sent the knife to Mike Irie, who wrote me that the knife was made by Steve Gilbody (Barry's lead man in the early 70's) and that this knife was the prototype for the Mark 6 Caper. He goes on to write that "this knife would be highly collectable to those who follow Barry's work". I'm now in the process of trying to better understand exactly what that means. Any ideas welcome.
Regards,
Bill Burns
- At 18:12 on April 18, 2012,
Jan Carter said…
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