I have a Sabre Japanese made 614. It was my father's and he used it heavily and now I have carried it everyday for about 5 years. Very good knife that is easy to sharpen and it is still very tight for the heavy use it has had over the last 50 yrs.

Thanks for taking a look at these, I remember having one when I was younger.

My first pocket knife was a Sabre brand knife that my dad bought for me when I was about 8 or 9 years old. We were at Heck's, a midwestern discount store chain back in the 80s. They had these knives on sale cheap, like $5 and he bought one for me. I still have it. Made in Hong Kong. A lockback knife similar in appearance to a Buck 110. I found it recently in a box of old stuff (I'm 47 years old now) and it was dull. I sharpened it up and it shaves now!

I didn't know Sabre made Barlows . Thanks for the video .

Because of your mentioning these, I found a great deal on ebay for a Sabre made in Japan hawkbill 645. Some had no model number. My very first knife purchased in my life was a 5 dollar Sabre made in Japan, so they have special appeal to me. I like the bone handle ones the best too. You have some great one's.

Great looking Barlows! Always been one of my favorite patterns!!!

I’ve got a pretty nice 629, bought one recently to gift to a friend as well. It had the delrin handles, but what a great big clip blade. And the half stop is really great too. I’ve bought a few Sabre, and the Japanese ones were the best of the ones I bought (hong Kong, china, Ireland we’re the others). Great video love when you bust out the vintage blades. Between you and Tobias, you guys got me hooked on Rough Ryders too, so I thank you for that.

I have to agree with you. Sabre Japan might be the best of the lot. I definitely like that #3 the best. Not that anything is wrong with the #1. Both have some beautiful sawcut bone! BTW, I always felt the USA made one were subcontracted through Providence Cutlery. These are definitely a step up!

I recently acquired a Japan No 3 pretty much like yours. I found it in a pawn shop for $5, with a fair amount of corrosion on the blades - some sanding, polishing and cleaning has brought it back to life, with a small amount of pitting. It opens and closes with a good snap now. The small blade is slightly different than yours - more of a sheepsfoot than a pen blade. Overall, I think it is a decent little knife.

Another interesting and affordable knife to seek for the collection. This is what I have come to value from your channel! I like the saw bone and that they are carbon steel. Keep ‘em coming 😊

There nice I Iike them and especially how much they are!!!! Nice barlows!!!! 😀

Nice one, buddy. Both of those knives look awesome!

Very handsome knives. I had never heard of such. Where I grew up we had Old Timers, Buck, maybe Case, that was about it. Thanks for the video.

Very nice indeed. Especialy the no 1 pattern. All the best.

Those were a good score. The bone still looks great. I remember these knives from my youth, had a couple of them. Wish I still had them. I like the sheepsfoot Barlow, never seen that before. Very cool TK.👍

Those are a couple of good looking Barlows TK! The lighter bone on the No.1 really stands out more and dig the Sheepfoot blade! Thanks for the look!!

Yes, the vintage knife rabbit hole. It is sweet when you get that nice condition one for a good price. These are a nice little pair of Barlow's.

Very nice. Sabre is a brand that I haven't paid attention to. Thanks for the info.

Great review !

I've bought a few old sabre stockman knives. Your Barlows are better quality. I kept buying them because I wanted a better quality version. Overall I wish I hadn't bought them even though they were inexpensive. Yours are worth keeping.

Really nice looking knives My only experience with Sabre Knives so far has been Small Stockman and I have found the back springs to be very weak The springs seem to be excellent on the Barlows My son has the faux Pearl stockman and it’s very pretty so they did some other nice stuff Thanks for another really good video of Two very pretty knives

Made in Japan Barlows, Nice find TK 👍

Great review👍

Great blades brother!

Very pretty Sabre knives! Most Sabre knives I've seen or owned when I was a kid had celluloid covers, either a daddy Barlow or boys knife size. Both of yours are definitely keepers that wish to be used too👍

I like how thick n bulky the bone handles are. I think they would be less likely to have a crack near the center pin than a lot of other bone handle knives out there.

Nice Sabres! Really like them, esp. with sheep’s foot or spear blades. I was hunting for one without the “Barlow” on the bolster, but I’m over that now, so I’ll be bidding against you next time. Lol. Not really. They go for more than I want to pay.

Man you got the best looking "Sabre Brand" Ol' School Barlows I've seen in a while! I remember these as a kid (a great budget knife & well made). A Great find! Boy those are worth more than 5 bucks a piece anymore! Thanks for showing! (I'll be lookin' for some on eBay)

Thx man

Wow. One of my first knives was bought at a little antique store. The antique store is gone now, sadly. But it was a two-blade, black synthetic, jigged, Barlow by Sabre. I still have it, and it's still a keeper!

Hi. I have a no 1 from Japan circa 60s. I need to clean it up also.. what did you use on the knife to clean the blades and inside? I don't want to use something that will damage the knife insets or the bone handle. Thank you!! Great video.

I have a Japanese Barlow lock knife which has the makers stamp "Solar". The scales are wood and the larger blade is etched "Lock knife: & "Push small blade when closing". Have you come across these?

Salient Barlow week seems to me. So as eagerly look forward to Fun Friday Im looking at the right Novelty Barlow one with the ball game. For fun.

I have a Sabre pearl handle melon tester made in Japan it’s a decent knife

First again. Biggest fan.

Prefer the lighter colour of the No 1 but two blades don't appeal to me especially when the smaller blade in front, still nice for your collection and good size to carry.

Sabre Japan No. 3 is a good Barlow knife. I have one that I enjoy toting myself. My favorite is still the earliest Kutmaster Brown Saw Cut Bone Barlow. Arguably and possibly the best Barlow ever made.

My wallet hates you -- 😂😂😂😂- great vid man - luv me some Barlow - fav pattern 🔥🔥😎

No1 is a real beauty

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