Show me something I've never seen before

[Ramiel]

R. J. Martin meets Chris Reeve. Nice. Where do I get one?

Jeremy Robertson aka Calavera Cutlery.
This is his "El Patron" folder in 3V.

[The Government]

Any interest in traditional slip joints?

[mantzao]

Fantoni Hide

[Guyon]

[Shorttime]

Any interest in traditional slip joints?

Sure. Not really my thing, but I'll try almost anything once...

Guyon, that's a Busse.

[Guyon]

[Guyon]

[Guyon]

Guyon, that's a Busse.

Try again.

[Shorttime]

It's a Bolo. Other than that..

Struck out.

[Guyon]

Top is a Horton, though it was probably Busse inspired as far as the tube fasteners in the handle.
Second knife is a Bill Siegle Jungle Knife. Bill's work was just featured in Outdoor Life.
Third is a small Geno Denning (Caveman Engineering) hunter.

[Sonnydaze]

Nice work.

[Shorttime]

Heard of Horton, although it was a long time ago. Same for Geno Denning.

Bill Siegle I have heard of, also, although it may have been 2001, or so.

[Bob W]

Have you seen all of these?

[nickortizzle1035]

Looks like Airkat.

indeed it is. I'd love to get one, by the price tag is outrageous.

[bdmicarta]

Maybe I have something here that you haven't seen...






This was a production knife but is probably a little rare these days:



Another older one that is a little rare these days:

[Zizworth]

I'm sure it's origin is recognizeable, but I've certainly never seen another quite like it. Sorry for the horrible picture, I did what I could with what I have.

[CapitalizedLiving]

Van Steck coconut knife. One of a kind. Works great on coconuts.

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[Jfoley4]

top one




Left one

[Bob W]

[Mephtyrm]

For anyone wondering what mine was, it's the Browning Tactical Hunter. VG-10 flipper for under 50 bucks, check it out it's an unknown knife but it is
a flipper alternative to the Spyderco Endura and Delica.