Let's see your gentleman's folders!

[Ossa1970]

Benchmade Emissary

 

[Barman1]

Took this photo last night for another thread but I do believe the Spyderco Des Horn would qualify as a gentleman's folder. Nice little knife. Really light and the blade grind is scalpel-like.

 

[eschwebach]

Here's my two contributions:

Spyderco Tim Zowada



McCusta

That Zowada is very cool, and Mcusta makes some fantastic knives. I love the handles on that one.

 

[eschwebach]

-Timber

Nice set of traditionals there, I am finding myself being pulled into that niche more and more lately. Got myself on J.Oeser's mailing list which may be a bad idea.

 

[CapitalizedLiving]

 

[Flint Hills]

Lots of nice knives in here!

Here are my current favorites:

 

[timberweasel]

Nice set of traditionals there, I am finding myself being pulled into that niche more and more lately. Got myself on J.Oeser's mailing list which may be a bad idea.

Thanks, Erik! Oeser makes a helluva knife and you won't be sorry...

See? That's a real beaut, CL! Wow! :thumbup:

-Brett

 

[timberweasel]

Flint Hills: I really dig that Spyderco Air with the wooden covers! Very nice! :thumbup:

 

[CapitalizedLiving]

That's funny that a pimped Air was posted right after my pic. I almost bought a Spyderco Air but ended up spending that money (plus some, obviously) on the Oeser. I hear the Air is a really nice knife though, and it's still tempting me sorely!

 

[BladeChick777]

Spyderco CF UKPK, perfect as a gents knife but an excellent worker:

Buck Vantage Avid in Diamond Wood Scales, mine is the large but still very gent like:

I believe the Spyderco Gayle Bradley could really be counted as a large Gents knife:

And of course the Victorinox Red Alox Cadet(or any color, but mine is Red):

 

[Chitrod]

I like this. Those scales are nice.

 

[cosmo_dud]

 

[Birnando]

I just received this a couple weeks back.
It was a gift form my wife for my birthday.

She had them file my initials on the back of it, it came out very nice imho

It is a Laguiole by Fontenille Pataud in Carbon steel.

 

[eschwebach]

I just received this a couple weeks back.
It was a gift form my wife for my birthday.

She had them file my initials on the back of it, it came out very nice imho

It is a Laguiole by Fontenille Pataud in Carbon steel.

A very nice personal touch, and it was very well done. I like that idea much better than engraving on the blade.

 

[eschwebach]

UUMMMmmmmm yeah, I am going to be broke. Fabulous knife there CL!

 

[eschwebach]

Flint Hills: I really dig that Spyderco Air with the wooden covers! Very nice! :thumbup:

I second this, I regret selling my Air. That was a nice little knife. It looks even better in wood.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

William Henry P10 Lancet about $325 usually carried on special occasions.

And a Maserin Spirit with SS Damascus blade.

 

[KNaB]

 

[flatblackcapo]

[/url] Grandpa's pocketknife by pokeyoureyeout, on Flickr[/IMG]
This is one of mine.My Grandfathers old Colonial pen knife.

 

[gooeytek]

I carry pretty much any folder I want to, but these are what I generally choose from when I go to the NYC office: