Edmund Davidson

[Evan V.]

Well, I have had this knife stashed away for a while, and thought I would share. I am on the fence of posting it in the for sale forum, but know nothing about it.
It is hand engraved on the tang 1-23-95
Someone told me the steel is likely ATS-34. I thought it was BG-42... One thing is for sure: it's the sharpest most comfortable knife I have ever held!
I have never seen another quite like it and look forward to more info.

 

[betzner]

Here's another Edmund Davidson, one that has similarly been hangin' around my place for awhile. Elephant ivory, about 12" overall, scrim by Linda Karst-Stone.

 

[Evan V.]

Beautiful! Not my style, but anything ivory is cool in my book. By Davidson is a plus!
Are you offering to trade?

Here's another Edmund Davidson, one that has similarly been hangin' around my place for awhile. Elephant ivory, about 12" overall, scrim by Linda Karst-Stone.

 

[betzner]

Beautiful! Not my style, but anything ivory is cool in my book. By Davidson is a plus!
Are you offering to trade?

No, I'm not

 

[Evan V.]

Good, because there's a sub-forum for that.
Thanks for sharing.

Now if there is anyone here with actual info. related to the model of knife I have, please chip in.
I just stumble upon one that looked similar to mine and they called it a "work" knife?

No, I'm not

 

[betzner]

Good, because there's a sub-forum for that.

Yes, I know, thanks

All you really need to do is go to edmunddavidson.com and he will give you all the info you would ever want to know about your knife. Edmund is a fine gentleman and has always been completely free with such info.

 

[Lorien]

seems like a knife worth keeping.

 

[Kohai999]

Yes, I know, thanks

All you really need to do is go to edmunddavidson.com and he will give you all the info you would ever want to know about your knife. Edmund is a fine gentleman and has always been completely free with such info.

Good advice, Bob. Sometimes the best answer is the most obvious one.

Best Regards,

STeven Garsson

 

[Evan V.]

I wish it went that smoothly.
Not Only did I do just that when I purchased the knife, but I also requested to purchase a copy of his book
I sent two emails
I do not want to sell it, I wish I could keep them all; However , My family is in a situation where we need some funds, and something has to go. This is one of the last pieces in my collection I would sell.
But if someone said it was worth something, it might make more sense to let this go, than a few of my other knives
This knife feels amazing in hand, and I would miss it if I sold it
If its only worth what I paid for it, I would rather keep it and make it my camp knife
Thanks for the info, I might try again, I really want a copy of his book, and if I had one, I would definitely keep this knife

Good advice, Bob. Sometimes the best answer is the most obvious one.

Best Regards,

STeven Garsson

 

[Kevin Jones]

The best way to contact Edmund is by calling him via the telephone # listed in the contact page of his website.
He doesn't even give his e-mail address so that's obviously not a good way to reach him.
I don't believe he spends much time on the computer.

 

[Evan V.]

Well that explains why I never heard back from him.
Figured email was the best way to get him a photo of the knife.
Thank you,
Evan

The best way to contact Edmund is by calling him via the telephone # listed in the contact page of his website.
He doesn't even give his e-mail address so that's obviously not a good way to reach him.
I don't believe he spends much time on the computer.

 

[betzner]

Well that explains why I never heard back from him.
Figured email was the best way to get him a photo of the knife.
Thank you,
Evan

I've contacted him more than once through his gmail account and never failed to receive a fast, thorough response.