Gonna say the Terävä Jääkäripuukko is exactly what you are looking for as well..... I have both the 140 and 110 versions and can honestly say, they are worth every bit of at least twice what the selling price is.....perhaps more. They are simply the best value for a fixed knife that can be had in the market now days.....
The 140 I like as more of a 1 knife option, its long enough to make battoning easier on slightly thicker pieces of wood, while still being short and nimble enough to handle all the carving tasks...it IS just a little long to be a perfect carver in my opinion, but not enough so that it cant do the job extremely well.
The 110 version if a touch shorter, and I really prefer it overall, but I couple it with a larger knife for chopping and battoning ( currently a Scrama purchased from the same supplier )
As mentioned above, they will not win any beauty contests, but they are solid work horse knives that you would be hard pressed to damage, and they do their job EXCEPTIONALLY well....especially for the price.
I too would recommend them in the carbon steel option, just do not forget to clean dry and oil them on occasion, especially if it was wet out during you're last bushcraft outing or you were processing green ( wet ) wood.
They CAN be fancied up if you have a drill and some sandpaper and a hammer... the handles are this slip on rubberized grip...very comfortable, but nothing too exciting to look at. removing that rubber sleeve leaves you with a very robust solid tang which can be drilled for holes, have classic wood handles attached to with some brass pins, then sanded into shape. Hardwood flooring is a good choice for a source material for the wood, it has been kiln dried, normalized, free of defects and blemishes, and comes in sticks of about the right thickness....it can be had in many exotic hardwood varieties. Local flooring stores will often have samples for almost no cost that would be big enough to rehandle a Terävä Jääkäripuukko easily. If you choose to go the wood handle route, the knife is also sold as a blade only without the handle attached for some extra savings.
Its a great knife, and short of trying to batton rocks in two, it should last your lifetime and then some....well worth the investment....I doubt you will find a more competent knife anywhere near its price range to be honest.
this is however, simply, one man's opinion.... take it as you will.....
Please look around some online knife dealers and narrow it down a bit. 
