This beautiful little barlow linerlock was made by

Andy Gascoigne of Chesterfield, United Kingdom.

The 2 5/8" blade and backspacer are made of Thunderforged damascus. Overall length open is 6".

Titanium liners and bolsters are anodized.

Handle scales are made of bark mammoth ivory

Nice work, Andy. Great photography too.

Contact Andy here

	This and the following view are of a linerlock made "My Way" by Frank Warner of Lompoc, California. The 3 3/8" ATS34 blade is hollow ground. Liners are titanium anodized brown. Overall length is 8", 4 3/4" closed. Unigue handle scales are made of desert ironwood with giraffe bone overlay.
	The back spacer and part of the blade are fileworked. Very nice work, Frank, as always. Thanks for sharing with us. See more of Frank's knives here.

	This knife was made "My Way" by Dave Kelly. It has box elder handle scales with ironwood overlay. Beautiful filework on the back spacer, huh? Contact Dave here.

	This folder made "My Way" was made by Bill "Cigarman" Vining. Bill used damascus, mother-of-pearl, and inset rubies on this one. Wonderful knife, Bill. Thanks for sharing. Here's more of Bill's work

	This little barlow is another folder by Bill Vining. It has a 2 1/2" blade made from Delbert Ealy Cheetah damascus, Delbert Ealy Raindrop mokume bolsters, dyed Box Elder burl scales, and gold anodized Ti liners. And, it's a "My Way" linerlock! Really nice, Bill. Thanks.

	Contact Jean-Yves Here's a lnerlock made with 'My Way" by Jean-Yves Dufrane of Meylan, Rhone-Alpes, France. The knife has a 3 1/2" fileworked blade of ATS34, Ti liners, carbon fiber bolsters, and Pink Ivory handle scales. Very nice, Jean-Yves. Thanks for sharing with us.