Happy Independence Day! Show your favorite US made blades.

[S.Grosvenor]

 

[RandomAyes]

I wish !!!

Maybe I'll check under the couch cushions for $14,000 in loose change.

 

[RainDropDamascus]

 

[EricV]

Are any of those made in the US? They certainly don't look like it, with the paka wood handles on the bottom one and general china/pakistan/import design.

Sorry for its being out of focus, but here are my two 100% USA made ones for the day:

 

[NeoClassic]

The one in the back:

 

[A.P.F.]

U.S. Made
U.S. Steel
American Oak scales.

 

[Vanguard41xx]

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These are my favorite american made knives. My dad made these during WWll in the south pacific as a Fighting Seabee.
Steve

The one on the bottom looks like a Japanese Arisaka bayonet. Cool knives though.

Don't have a picture on hand, but my definite favorite is my Buck 110. An old classic.

 

[glock45]

Yes, you are right. The bottom knife was cut down and a sheath made for it.
Steve

 

[Steel130]

 

[TheUSMC2017]

Not nearly as good of a photo as everyone else, but here it is.

 

[OhShoot]

 

[singularity35]

Happy Birthday America, from the Philippines.

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[ono724]

 

[S.Grosvenor]

Are any of those made in the US? They certainly don't look like it, with the paka wood handles on the bottom one and general china/pakistan/import design.

Sorry for its being out of focus, but here are my two 100% USA made ones for the day:

Happy 4th to you,

 

[Smokinape]

Great pics

 

[cutter17]

Here are 4 of my USA made knives;

JW Smith SD-3
Case Backpocket red bone
Ontario Ranger Falcon
Dustin Turpin Repentance

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[grybsh7]

 

[A.P.F.]

Steel, I am loving that Nessmuk! Who made it if you don't mind me asking?

 

[Charlie Mike]

I made all these...

 

[Tony8179]

A few of my favorites...