Keith Johnson Knives

That is a great, pocket-sized Cotton Sampler, Keith! It indeed has an antique aura about it; everything Michael and Fausto have said!!

Judging from the shield, I'd say you've been looking at NYKs!! Hmmmm??:rolleyes:
 
Outstanding work Keith! I would like to get on your list if thats alright. A Minnesota-made slipjoint would have great meaning to me.
-Corey
 
That one has a nice look to it. I like your jigging and dyeing... I'm
sure this one was a task being that small and the Cotton Sampler
blade. But you nailed it! Congrats my friend...

Jason
 
I can't think of one cotton pickin' reason not to like that knife, Keith. ;) Beautiful work all around. I especially like the worm groove bone. It reminds me of the old Cattaraugus "Roger's Indian Trail".
 
I just finished my first lockback, it's a 4" Lanny's Clip, CPM 154 CM, mill relieved liners, integral frame/bolsters, pivot bushings in both the blade and lock bar, bone scales. This knife is sold, comments are welcome, thanks for looking.

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Very nice Keith. Glad I had a chance to see this one in progress. Thank you also for the "take home pearls". They helped a lot. See you next trip. Dave
 
Outstanding work on every level! Another homerun for you. That knife is the complete package! The new owner;) must be one lucky man!
 
That LC looks great as a lockback.
Nice one, Keith - someone will be proud to carry that knife! The rat-tail really sets it off!
 
Keith,

Excellent as usual, love the jigged bone and the dual bolsters. Wonderful to see you adding small variations to great designs.

Eagerly looking forward to receiving my next Keith Johnson knife.

Jeff
 
Keith,
I just got off work and the first thing I did is come back to look at this lock back. I hope to see you post more of your knives and more patterns. I am looking forward to the "orange blossom special" too. Great craftsmanship. -Izzy
 
I just finished this 3 1/4" Lanny's Clip for a member here. It's CPM 154 CM, yellow linen Micarta, has a blade pivot bushing and integral bolsters.

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