Photos How Well Do We Know Our ABC's? (Traditional Version)

[aji1]

Pinched Peanut! A purchase prompted by a post from Peregrin. From A.G. Russell (I think made for them by Moki), with interior mammoth ivory handles, VG10 blades and stainless liners and bolsters.

 

[Chui]

......gonna sneak this one in - the makers name is Peet (from SA) and it's an amazing fillet/skinning knife, lovely flexible blade

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Pemberton

 

[Peregrin]

Pinched Peanut! A purchase prompted by a post from Peregrin. From A.G. Russell (I think made for them by Moki), with interior mammoth ivory handles, VG10 blades and stainless liners and bolsters.

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Always glad to help!
Here's the culprit. Another Pinched Peanut.

 

[Horsewright]

The Paisano. One of only two or three I've ever done in damascus.

 

[Half/Stop]

Presidential

 

[Jathes]

Pemberton

 

[Frailer]

Victorinox Pioneer

 

[I'mSoSharp]

Very good skill in working the handles It's somewhat like the Tapio Wirkkala Puukko

Thank you. And yes I see the similarities to a Tapio Wirkkala after a Google......

 

[Will Power]

P PRUNER PICKINGS

 

[Chui]

Pruners..! Good thinking Will Power

 

[pmek5]

Chapman Pruner

 

[btb01]

Tidioute #15 TC Barlow in Chestnut Peachseed Jigged Bone

Northfield #25 Un-X-Ld Barlow in Polished Stag

Tidioute #77 Yankee Jack in Pine Green Jigged Bone

Tidioute #15 TC Barlow, Spearpoint in Ebony, PPP (Pattern Production Premiere) (Thanks again, @Campbellclanman!)

Schrade Pioneer Trapper in Brown Pick Bone (made by GEC in 2007), in the photographic-style of @Pàdruig.

 

[cudgee]

rough rider Peanut on a Piece of Tasmanian huon Pine.

 

[dcpritch]

A nice polish on this lambs foot

Cliff Parker mammoth folder with Damascus bolsters and W2 blade

 

[Prester John]

Q is for Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Souvenir Knife

 

[cudgee]

Q is for Queen Elizabeth Coronation Souvenir Knife

Neat piece of history. I really like your little hidden treasure. I know they produced a heap of souvenirs for her coronation, but never seen these before, and did not know they existed. Look after it, they are a piece of history. This is what is great about the forum, you never stop learning about many things, not just knives, and never ceases to surprise.

 

[Will Power]

Q QUEEN CUTLERY rather odd a republic like America should use these royal terms

 

[Will Power]

QC QUEEN CITY

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Queen