A little show and tell

[fluKeKe]

Hi guys I figured I would stick around awhile so the best way for you to get to know me is through my small collection.





I just picked those up at a flee market today.

 

[fluKeKe]

 

[timberweasel]

Some fine blades there, sir! Thanks for sharing your pics!

-Brett

 

[hunterjrg]

Nice collection. How do you like the GEC boys knife?

 

[fluKeKe]

Nice collection. How do you like the GEC boys knife?

I have only carried it for a day or two. Only thing I don't like so far is the placement of the nail nick it seems a little far back.

 

[Doug Add]

Welcome, and nice group you have there.

I'm kind of partial to that Colonial barlow, because one like it was the first knife I bought for myself well over 40 years ago, with money saved up from mowing lawns and delivering newspapers. I recently had it rehandled in marigold bone, and had the pen blade reconfigured. Take a look here for the post I made after I got it back.

 

[hunterjrg]

I have only carried it for a day or two. Only thing I don't like so far is the placement of the nail nick it seems a little far back.

My thoughts also. Actually wish it was on the other side

 

[CUTS LIKE A KRIS]

Wow!! Our local gun show on Saturday didn't have that many slipjoints- let alone enough to bring home a selection like that! Nice additions to your collection. Looks like you have a lot of whittling and food prep to get used to them now!

 

[fluKeKe]

Wow!! Our local gun show on Saturday didn't have that many slipjoints- let alone enough to bring home a selection like that! Nice additions to your collection. Looks like you have a lot of whittling and food prep to get used to them now!

I found the case canoe, red alox soldier, and a vintage NIB sak camper (First model without the parcel hook) at the same flee market 2 weeks ago.


Do you live in Massachusetts