Custom Slipjoints

A Ken Erickson, alongside the old knife that inspired it! A beauty Ken, Thanks!! Really captures that vintage flavor!!
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Looks great! Thanks for posting the side by side.
 
I'd say he nailed it, Charlie. Spirit and all!
 
James Todd said:
I like Ken's better, F & F much better,
Thanks for sharing,
James
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Yeah, he did nail it James. F&F are great. The VF is an old production knife though, and Ken's is a carefully produced, one of a kind, and cost about 100 times what the VF cost new, IMO! Hard to compare them.
 
John Howser makes a fine slippie, great stag and nice shield to go with it,
this was a gift from a forum friend. One of the best ones I have ever had, friend that is.
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James
 
Mike Alsdorf Doctor's knife. It should be here in the next week or so....left hand nail nick.

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J. B. Moore Wharncliff Trapper that is on it's way to a good friend in Mississippi. Larry

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I've got the same pattern by J.B. Moore. Mine is 3 5/8" closed.

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Larry
Thats a great knife. I should never have sold that one and now its going to some scoundrels collection!:)
Rick
 
Here is a fantastic knife from Joe Allen.It is 4-1/16" closed,has a 3-1/4" blade measured from the tip to the bolster,and is 7-5/16" opened up.Amber stag bone scales.
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VCM3 said:
Here is a fantastic knife from Joe Allen.It is 4-1/16" closed,has a 3-1/4" blade measured from the tip to the bolster,and is 7-5/16" opened up.Amber stag bone scales.
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gosh, that's nice vince! No wonder you decided to keep it...:eek::D
 
Brett,
They are all "keepers" until the next one comes :D
 
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