Ken Erickson Knives: A Retrospective

Actually, the box I got my 6 blade congress in from Ken today was wrapped in cord. I would post pictures, but Ken is going to post a WIP video, they will be on sale for 9.99. I was sworn to secrecy.





































Notice the date. :p
 
fewpop said:
Charlie, it's a strictly guarded secret which we're not quite sure should cross the border yet...best I can share...think Amish loomers on acid. :eek::p:D
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I'm glad someone around here gets my jokes!:rolleyes:
Makes pretty good ones too!:D
 
JatMat said:
If it has Ken Erickson name on it, I am going to be watching, would not care if it was a fixed blade with cord wrapped handle.
Jim
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Well, it's not cord wrapped, but this is an early one Ken made:

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After Bill posted a pic of that fixed blade I thought I would post a picture of two VERY early slips I made:eek:. I know I love looking at other makers such as Tony Bose's early knives.

The top one is a carbon fiber and titanium frame shadow with O1 blade and spring.

The second is Green bone , O1 spring and blade

My Dad carries his daily and without fail when we get together I can ask to see it and he will produce it from his pocket. He also carries a little Buck lockback in his other pocket.

Ken

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It's fun to look back on old stuff we've made, but I don't do it for very long :o:p
 
Ken, and Kerry

I bet that you were thinking, "Well, I had better call KENT and see what I can do for him!" :thumbup: ;) :D Ha!

Friends, By the way... If you don't have a sense of humor..Your just up the creek without a paddle! :D

Kent B. Warnberg
 
jivedaddy said:
I guess I should get around to putting this knife in Ken's retrospective-I think it belongs;):Ken nailed this one!!!
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I've said it before, but I think it bears repeating; it's difficult to imagine a nicer selection blades in one clean, shapely package. If I were lucky enough to own that beauty, the other knives in my EDC lineup would be looking at an early retirement. :thumbup:
 
this is a large congress ( case 88 pattern)-4 1/8 in closed, but it is slim enough, even with 2 springs, you don't realize there are 4 blades!!!
 
jivedaddy said:
this is a large congress ( case 88 pattern)-4 1/8 in closed, but it is slim enough, even with 2 springs, you don't realize there are 4 blades!!!
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4-1/8? Now I like it even more :D
Thanks for the info and enjoy it! Do you carry it?


Peter
 
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