Heavy Metal

[redcanoe]

 

[redcanoe]

 

[waynorth]

Jack, you have the biggest collection of metal-handled knives in the known universe!!!
Nice going!!
Jack Black

 

[joeradza]

Jack, you have the biggest collection of metal-handled knives in the known universe!!!
Nice going!!
Jack Black

Jack is like an iceberg. Only the tip of his collection is visible.

 

[Jack Black]

Jack, you have the biggest collection of metal-handled knives in the known universe!!!
Nice going!!
Jack Black

Jack is like an iceberg. Only the tip of his collection is visible.

Thanks gents

 

[joeradza]

 

[Just Tom.]

 

[r8shell]

I've never seen an all steel Whittler before. Thanks, Jack Black ! I hope to get a chance to buff it up a little this weekend (I can almost read a tang stamp: "Joseph Westey?

 

[5K Qs]

Great idea for a thread, Alan! I enjoy seeing the all-metal knives being posted here. My favorites are the ones with cast metal handles including some "artwork". I only have one of those myself, and mine is a cheap reproduction of one shown in the photo in the first post in the thread:


I do have a number of other all-metal knives, most of which are identical to, or very similar to, knives already posted here. But I'll "show off" some of mine anyway.

I have several knives with folded metal handles.
Higonokami


Douk-Douk


l'ecureuil


Mercator Black Cat


- GT

 

[Frailer]

As a casual collector of boy’s knives and Alox SAKs, I have a few all-metal knives. Here are some favorites:

“Old Cross” Electrician Solo.


Knife for someone who hasn’t quite memorized their multiplication tables.


2019 SFOs from a Swiss collector.


A little color.


Cheap and cheerful.


Soldiers.


SAKs with only a single blade represent a subset of my collection. This is the smallest of the lot, and it was the hardest to find.

 

[Shurke]

I'm finding this thread fascinating. The majority of my collecting efforts over the last decade have gone into chasing straight razors with metal handles. Really fun to see the variety of similarly hafted pocket knives.

 

[Jack Black]

Wow, lots of outstanding contributions here

I've never seen an all steel Whittler before. Thanks, Jack Black ! I hope to get a chance to buff it up a little this weekend (I can almost read a tang stamp: "Joseph Westey?

It was a first for me Rachel (forgot I had passed that one on!) Joseph Westby, made some nice knives, including a couple of the Ruler Knives I showed earlier

 

[r8shell]

Wow, lots of outstanding contributions here



It was a first for me Rachel (forgot I had passed that one on!) Joseph Westby, made some nice knives, including a couple of the Ruler Knives I showed earlier

Thanks for the info. And the knife, of course!

 

[tiguy7]

Here is a Henckel's lobster.View attachment 1233565

 

[Hickory n steel]

Here's some of the handful that I have.
Nothing too special, but I think the cadet is the only one that has been posted by anyone else.

 

[Hibou Canne]

DOUK-DOUK

 

[Ernie1980]

I really like all metal knives, particularly the aluminum advertising knives. I have managed to find one from various makers and styles over the years, including Ulster, New York Knife Co, and Schrade (Cut Co, Walden, and New York). Please forgive my terrible pictures

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

pocket clip! You cant post those here

I kid It is kinda neat to see original traditional knives with features that prove there are exceptions to the rule. There is a knife I've seen posted here,somewhere in the old knives thread I think, that has a half moon cut out in the blade to use a thumb to one hand open. Cant remember the person who has it,but I smile every time I see it because of its "modern" feature

 

[Duckdog]

Steel blades, aluminum handles:

I doubt we'll see many fleams:

An odd little thing:

A Case below and a Bertram above:

and now reversed:

An all metal Buck 510 Classic II (425M steel blade, engraved aluminum covers):

A Michael Manrow jack:

Empire above, Rogers below:

C.F. Wolfertz jack:

- Stuart

 

[black mamba]

Limited Edition Cadets