Everyone's latest acquisitions!

[Delgadonine]

Recently acquired one of the Custom runs of Smith & Sons Marshland Trappers, exceptional knife:

Fantastic!

Well done, Sir, well done!

 

[Quiet]

Fantastic!

Well done, Sir, well done!

Thank you, I highly recommend these, though I confess that I THINK these might be made by White River Knives. So, American made either way!!

 

[SharpBits]

Thank you, I highly recommend these, though I confess that I THINK these might be made by White River Knives. So, American made either way!!

I thought their folders were made in Italy?

 

[Quiet]

I thought their folders were made in Italy?

Their initial run was, to my understanding. However, all of their fixed blades and standard run Trappers appear to now be made by White River. In fact, WRK offers Smith & Sons models (branded as WRK knives) on their site, in different configurations, so if there's a Smith & Sons knife you want, but don't like the choices on S&S's site, might want to check WRK's site out!

Smith & Sons concentrates on the "Custom" runs of these models, to my understanding. Upgraded scales, finishes, sheathes, etc.

 

[SharpBits]

Their initial run was, to my understanding. However, all of their fixed blades and standard run Trappers appear to now be made by White River. In fact, WRK offers Smith & Sons models (branded as WRK knives) on their site, in different configurations, so if there's a Smith & Sons knife you want, but don't like the choices on S&S's site, might want to check WRK's site out!

Smith & Sons concentrates on the "Custom" runs of these models, to my understanding. Upgraded scales, finishes, sheathes, etc.

Thanks!

 

[sgt1372]

IMHO - Protech is the best bang for the automatic buck ...
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Just picked up this Tuxedo
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My three PTs front and center
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Nice display. Don't feel so bad about "mistakenly" buying a 2nd Arius that I'm still waiting for now.