All-Metal Knives

[Alnamvet68]

 

[2Dead]

My only all metal traditional knives are alox SAKs. I did have a scout style one when I was younger but don't know what happened to it. Here's a Classic, Bantam, Cadet, 2 Pioneers and 2 Farmers.


All 3 of my Farmers


And an Electrician.


Edit: Oops, forgot this Secretary

 

[Thomason]

This one isn’t mine, just a picture I stumbled across. Enrique Pena, jigged titanium Lanny’s clip. Very cool!

 

[oldtymer]

Got this years ago from a customer while I was still in the work force. You can open a bottle of wine, pop a cap on a bottle, slice your food &it comes apart so
you have a set of tools to eat with. Not bad for a freebee.
George

 

[Lemmy Caution]

got this one on the way!

 

[waynorth]

That is cool Lemmy!

So is Pena's jigged titanium, Rob!!

 

[smiling-knife]

An early 1900s advertising knife with cast aluminium scales. This company primarily made paints and varnishes.

 

[Jack Black]

Some great new additions to this thread :thumbup:

 

[knnut]

Another all metal from Enrique. His first use of Damascus. Glad to own this one

 

[1500international]

Some brass handled ones from my collection.
A Cold Finger by Humphreys Radiant Sheffield.


A Nest Knife by Southern & Richardson Sheffield England.



A Whittingslowe Product No 41 Made in Adelaide, South Australia.



And a single bladed Whittingslowe also made in Adelaide, South Australia.



Thanks Gordon.

 

[Jack Black]

Very interesting 1500, particularly the Australian knives :thumbup:

I was gifted this Imperial by Dan (Parke1) the other day

 

[wazu013]

 

[1500international]

A pair of brass handled Fleam's. The first by Joseph Rodgers & Sons.
The second is made by
G Gregory.

 

[Jack Black]

Very nice 1500. I picked up a fleam yesterday, haven't had time to take a pic yet!

 

[1500international]

I'm not sure what this one is called, but I love the simplicity of the design. It is made by SIngleton & Priestman Sheffield.

Cheers Gordon.

 

[1500international]

I'm not sure what this one is called, but I love the simplicity of the design. It is made by SIngleton & Priestman Sheffield.

Cheers Gordon.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Just saw this thread, great idea Charlie, I wanted to start a Metal Monday thread but I've just been to busy with family and life so I've been through the first half a page of this thread and there some knice steel being shown so to subscribe to this thread here's my entry.

Here we go a Kutmaster Stainless Handle Jack Knife I picked up at the tractor swap meet for a couple of bucks, $2 IIRC. Who says you can't find a good deal at the flea market, ya just gotta look. QQ

 

[T. Erdelyi]

One more before I head out to the doctors.

Found this little Schrade CUTCO Walden NY Ring Opener while cleanin' my night table drawer out, bought it was another yard sale find.

 

[Parke1]

I love the ring opener!

 

[Jack Black]

I'll see you a ring-opener Ted (that's a particularly nice one my friend), and raise you a Joseph Allen trick knife! (http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1218118-There-s-A-Knack-To-It!)