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What do you guys think?

I left out my grandfather WWII USN Camillus Mark knife

What do you think I should go for next?

#40 Eriksson Mora
Vic Classic
Wenger Esquire
Vic Ranger
Coldsteel SRK
BM 710S
Spyderco Delica
Leatherman Micra
Vintage Imperial Yellow Pearl
CRKT Mirage
WWII USN Camillus Mark(not pictured
Tekna Credit Card knife(not pictured)
LARK Gentelemans knife(not pictured)
 
Nice collection.

How much can you spend? You seem to like slipjoints, SAKs, and small-ish more classy or traditional knives. How interested are you in exploring other genres such as butterfly knives, or large, beefy folders?

Some suggestions.

Buck 110
Kershaw Leek
Al Mar SERE 2000
Spyderco Manix
Benchmade Skirmish
Mcusta (any)
Kershaw Nakamura
 
Thanks.

I think my next move is going to be something a little fancier. So far I think I have pretty inexpensive quality knives. Now I'd like to get a CR Sebenza, or his green baret. I like the look and feel of a lot of William Henry knives. I really like what Al Mar has to offer as well. I know I will never spend over $300 for a knife, anything over that is to pretty to use. I definately know I'll be getting another scandi knife soon, most likely a helle.
 
If you want a fancy knife, I suggest the Mcusta Kasumi or the Kershaw Nakamura.

The Sebenza is great but even the small one is hard to find for under 300 bucks.

I do think a Large Sebenza would be great for your collection as it would be another large folder for you (something you don't have a lot of), and is still elegant (since you don't seem to like the tactical look). If it is too expensive, I think the Skirmish is a good alternative since it looks pretty classy, IMO. But it is also very large.
 
That's the start of a nice collection. The only knife we have in common, so far, is the Grey Ghost Mirage. I don't think those are made any longer.

Do you intend to focus your knives in a disciplined manner, agressively buying knives of a certain brand/style/material? Or are you going for a more casual "accumulation"? (I'm an accumulator myself).

Best Wishes,
-Bob
 
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