Gentlemen, show me your spear points

[wazu013]

 

[wazu013]

 

[rinos]

I really like those two - can someone tell me what they are?

Thanks, the top one is a Gec Tidioute #54 Moose in stag bone or bone stag, whatever Gec calls their simulated stag.
I'm not sure of the bottom one looks like a nice Senator pattern

Pete

bottom one is IXL Wostenholm,

Utica spear

 

[deskil]

 

[prisoner6]

 

[lambertiana]

If I include my antique knife collection it would burn a lot of bandwidth, so I'll just stick with modern production. Here are a few of mine

 

[TLARbb]

I'm late to this party. Seems to be my new normal. Anyway, I think I have more spear points than clips or wharncliffes or sheepsfoot (as main blades). I have a couple that have a bit different shape to them than you usually see. Now, I haven't read the whole thread to see if these might be posted by others. I am a fan of the canoe, but also a fan of many other types. This Bulldog has a nice shaped main spear blade that is easy to sharpen because of its shape:

The spear blade on my avatar knife is a bit different:

another picture of the fat spear on the 2011 BF knife:

and my smallish White Owl:

and this Colt canoe has a beautiful main spear. In my mind, the most pleasing of all of the spears I have:

I've got spears on 92's, boy's knives, Charlows, S&Ms and others.

Ed J

 

[TLARbb]

Thanks, Will, you know I dig the "locking one". (As do you!)

I dig it, too, Jeff. :thumbup:

Ed J

 

[link2derek]

Great pics, everyone. Here's a couple more:

 

[Will Power]

Great knives, D2 steel, more Locking Ones :thumbup:

I have these two and a much prized WCSB (thanks again Jeff) with a rather less liked BEM.

Regards, Will

 

[Will Power]

An Old Rem , still in occasional action

 

[Will Power]

If I include my antique knife collection it would burn a lot of bandwidth, so I'll just stick with modern production. Here are a few of mine

An outstanding array! Got the Ebony Teardrop myself, a knife heavy with beauty. But I particularly like this one, was unable to get one at the time as m'dealer kept a very small range, I'd be all over that blade combo and single-spring. Thanks for showing.:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[CNoyes]

A mid - 1890's 4" Robeson ebony whittler with an impressive spear master, likely made by Sherwood & Bingham Cutlery Co in Camillus, New York.

 

[jackknife]

My only spear point that is not a SAK. It gets used in rotation very often, like every other day.