Let's see your good old basic fixed blades, Bowie's, Stickers, ect..

[markksr]

My first post on this sub-forum, so I guess I should say "hi". ...

And a big "Howdy" right back at you!

Welcome to the Trad Forum!


How 'bout this here USAF Survival Knife by Ontario dated 2-80...

[sunnyd]

All of you fellows posting here as of the last several weeks have some very no-nonsense and fine sheath knives here!

Enjoyed them all very much.. I've been EDC'n my sheath knives on a daily basis once again for a while now and find they are my go to blades more often than not.


Best Always,
Anthony

[navihawk]

Mark, that one reminds me of when I was a kid. We would go to the Army and Navy store the next town over and buy them. We all had them.Those and field jackets.

[wackafew]

Nice USAF survival. I've always liked them. What 1911 is that? I"ve had a few of them in my day.

[wackafew]

Kamagong, is that a Bark River Teddy? Nice knife also.

[kamagong]

Kamagong, is that a Bark River Teddy? Nice knife also.

Good eye, it's the Teddy Hunter.

[markksr]

Mark, that one reminds me of when I was a kid. We would go to the Army and Navy store the next town over and buy them. We all had them.Those and field jackets.

Well, as a matter of fact, that's where I got this one. Hawkeye's Army & Navy in Patterson, NY some 30 years ago.

Nice USAF survival. I've always liked them. What 1911 is that? I"ve had a few of them in my day.

The 1911 is a Springfield Armory GI Champion.

[navihawk]

Well, as a matter of fact, that's where I got this one. Hawkeye's Army & Navy in Patterson, NY some 30 years ago.


The 1911 is a Springfield Armory GI Champion.

Makes me wish I kept mine.

[Peter Parker]

Both are very nice!

[sunnyd]

Here's one of several nice Buck USA produced sheath knives made a hand full of years back that I just received in trade for a few slippy's..




Anthony

[mckgreg]

Good 'un Anthony !
Greg

[Berkley]

Anthony, you posted a real nice one of these in this thread about three years ago - here's another Marble's Ideal with the Bakelite pommel, made when aluminum was needed for the war effort.

[sunnyd]

That is one sweet knife, Berkley.

These old Marbles are real hard to beat!. That looks like the larger version of the one I've got. What size is that blade?


Best,
Anthony

[Berkley]

Thanks - it's a five inch blade, like yours. The old Marble's knives were made to last.

[sunnyd]

Thanks - it's a five inch blade, like yours. The old Marble's knives were made to last.

Yes, you're correct my Marbles Ideal with the Bakelite pommel is a 5 inch as well. I thought perhaps yours might have been an Ideal with a 6 inch blade like the one at the bottom of this picture shown here..


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Here is one of the other Bucks I wanted to post that I received recently in trade as previously mentioned a few posts back..





Anthony

[kamagong]

[cnas122]

Here are a few by Ray Laconico

[sadiejane]

You have a link to this guy Mitch? I really like those.I just found his page, reasonable prices there.
Nice thread sunnyd.22 pages I have some catching up to do.

can someone put up a link to billy smiths page? really love those scagel style knives of his. tried but couldnt find. thanks

these are not old but certainly traditional. all made by matt at ml knives

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[texasflyfisher]

Here are a few by Ray Laconico

That's a nice set Campbell! There is a very appealing clean style to all his knives regardless of the pattern.

[willgoy]

Campbell, that first Laconico is superb: Well proportioned and un-cluttered, very nce blade.