Forget the Sebenzas - Post Fixed Blade Pics

Fort Henry Custom Knives · Jan 28, 2004

Hey guys, I know there are lots of pics out there that folks have taken of their prized Reeve One Piece knives.... so let's post em in this thread... and lets show those poor Sebbie owners who is more proud -

(and hopefully I won't look like a dork starting this thread)

If someone will be so kind, I have a couple of pics that I would like to share, if someone who has posting abilities will email me I will send them the pics for posting. Thanks.

dylan_d · Jan 28, 2004

My beloved Aviator:

dylan_d · Jan 29, 2004

Here's Hillbillenigma's one pieces:

The awesome Kathathu

The skinner:

And the sweet Sable IV

Nice knives neighbor! I really need to pick up a Kathathu, they look VERY nice!

jonny · Jan 29, 2004

have a nice day guys~

Jonny

www.knife-life.com.tw

dylan_d · Jan 29, 2004

Aweseome Pic! What kind of camera are you using?

Mr.BadExample · Jan 29, 2004

I have a Nkonka. I wish they still made the Kathathu... it's a wonderful design.

Raindrop · Jan 31, 2004

Raindrop · Jan 31, 2004

PWork · Jan 31, 2004

Nice blades guys.

Paul

gundy · Feb 1, 2004

Green Beret

Good thread!

gundy · Feb 1, 2004

sorry guys, i read the header only 'fixed blades' and not the content of the thread concerning pics of the one peice range!

I will get my camera out!

RGRAY · Feb 1, 2004

How about a late 1980s, 8.5 inch blade, South African?

Fort Henry Custom Knives · Feb 4, 2004

GREAT PICS GUYS

Gundy - takes the prize so far for the Best Pic, Professional Quality.

Raindrop - Kudos to you! Very beautiful Rare pieces. Please share the history of these.

GarageBoy · Feb 4, 2004

jonny, nice bike! CRK sure makes lovely fixed blades. How about a one around 3.75 inches long?

Raindrop · Feb 5, 2004

Hillbillenigma

In response to your query about the history of the two South African CRKs I posted here is a little more information. The two "skinners" shown were made by Chris in October of 1984 before he emigrated to the US. The blade steel is 440 and as near as Chris and Anne can remember there were approximately a dozen of them produced. I have #3 and 6 in the two blade styles shown. I also have another knife from the same era that was called the "Bird and Trout" that is made in the same format but a slightly longer and narrower blade. All three knives were accompanied by the Color 8.5"x11" color brochure that showed all of CRKs model lineup.

Raindrop · Feb 5, 2004