brand preference

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Of all the knives you own, which do you own the most of? Which do you wish you had more of?

For me it'd Case for the 1st and GEC for the 2nd.
 
US made Schrade OT's for the first question, and no answer to the third.
I'd like to have some knives from various (usually vintage) brands. For example a redbone case (xx only),maybe a WWII TL-29 by Robeson, a saw cut bone Cattagarus Barlow, a Imperial M3 from WW2,...

I dont collect brands, but rather working knives from a bunch of different brands, they just have to appeal to my eye.

Peter
 
Traditional knives I own the most of:
#1= Case
#2= GEC
#3= Schatt & Morgan

I wish I had more of all of them- especially Case. Case is great.
 
I have alot of Case and I wish I had more old knives of all brands.
 
The most would be Case.
The brand I wish I had more of would be Schatt & Morgan, but there are still more in total numbers of Case knives I wish I had. Does that even make sense?
 
1) Schrade USA and Schrade Walden
2) Schrade Cut Co and Ulster Knife Company
 
What really brought me back into knives about a year and a half ago were SAKs (even though the first two that I had bought in year were a Spyderco Dragonfly and a Charge TTi). Mainly Vic, but I have about half a dozen Wengers as well.

I have several of other brands. Four each Buck and Spyderco, two Case, two RAT Cutlery, then a lot of miscellaneous single pieces. I don't really have any particular brand loyalty, but I definitely have a soft spot for Spyderco, Case, Vic/Wenger (since the former owns the latter now), and especially Buck. I also really like my GEC, and can see myself purchasing another one or two when money becomes looser. I'm already creating a wishlist of a Queen stockman, a RAT Izula, maybe a Buck 301 or 303 to compare to my 371, a Spyderco UKPK, and probably some others.
 
I think Queen Cutlery would be my favorite, as they produce Traditional Pattern spring back knives as about as close to traditional standards as any Cutlery Manufacturer at this time under several different cutlery brand names....
 
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