Knives you can only drool at?

[Locutus D'Borg]

Lochsa, any will do, but one with a damascus blade (drooling). They are impossible to find.

 

[JTR357]

Just about anything with the name "Randall" in front of the model number. And just to think, I could have bought one back in the day, used, for about $100. If I bend over, will someone kick me? Hard.

Randall's are surprisingly affordable.You put you order in,then you have 5 years to save up for it.Ten bucks a month & you'll have $600 for it when it's ready.That's more than enough for most Randalls.

 

[Doug C]

Get a load of THIS.

DC

 

[reader1]

"All of the knives in bowie of the year." Knives in the Sharp by Coop threads.

Nice thread.

Mike H.

Looking for
2009 BF Barlow
2 Blade GEC/TC Barlows

 

[Zookie]

Anything from Rexford or Southard, along with Marsh.

 

[dragonist2]

Fantasy knives, swords, hatchets... etc. I'd never dream of owning one. I won't even pick one up for fear that someone I know might see me with such a ridiculous thing in my hand.

I have to agree here. I'd love to have a medieval sword but I don't know what I'd do with it and be too scared to take it outside where I'd be judged

 

[james terrio]

Bagwell.

There are makers today with arguably better fit and finish, much fancier damascus patterns and certainly far more embellishment, but to my mind Bill Bagwell is the godfather of them all. Someone once described him as the Chuck Berry of modern bowies, and I think that fits.