Let's see your good old basic fixed blades, Bowie's, Stickers, etc.

My deceased Dad's Marbles knife. It had been sadly neglected though the years and I restored it. I believe he bought in Rapid City back in 1952. The original sheath has virtually disintegrated so I made a new one.

 

Vintage GERBER MAGNUM that I picked up a while back as is.




Notice the tip of the sheath has been repaired. IMHO, this knife feels best in the hand while wearing gloves; that metal handle is cold to the touch! Happy hunting! T-A

 

Nice! I regret that I didn't like the looks of those when they were being made. I'm not wild about those smooth metal handles in the kitchen either, though.

 

- surely not..! You'd be getting the rough end o' the deal

 

Though it's unmarked, I do believe this is a BARTEAUX, famous for their WWII fighting knives.



This looks more like a general utility or camping knife to me. BARTEAUX was famous for their cast aluminum handles and no maker's mark. Does anyone know anything more about this model? T-A

 

https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/a-barteaux-clouse-murphy-knife.1581997/



Heres a Thread I put up- My Knife turns out to be an Aycock, not a Kitchen Knife as you immediately think as mine is Carbon and has a different Shape, a Hunting Knife, but this thread does mention the Barteaux and it's a close relation

https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/please-help-identify-cast-aluminium-handled-fixed-blade.1625005/

aapk..
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_forum/viewtopic.php?t=57461

military...
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_forum/viewtopic.php?t=57461

BF...
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/barteaux-paring-knife.1361979/

 

Took these out this afternoon.

 

Nice.
Is that one of those under-priced Mexican generic sheathes with the RH?

 

Yes. This black one fits the Remington perfectly. I have the original but I want to save it.
Plus it has someone else initials carved in it.

 

An Oneida steak knife with a Camillus/Western carcasse-picked sheath.
Oneida Community is now but another name owned by Robinson Household Products, I believe. I used to enjoy their factory outlet, even though it was already a long time since they'd made anything themselves.

 

Wedding presents:

 

Almost worth getting married!

 

Thanks!Family friends. Known the young lady since she was very young.

 

You took the words right out of my mouth Jer!

Beautiful knives Dave, and I'm sure they'll be treasured

 

Thanks Jack!

 

Here is one with spalted Maple

 

Got myself a birth year 1989 Buck 102

 

A turquoise spacer, bead on the string and thread on the water buffalo overlay sheath has kind of become popular lately:

 

Just my hunting / work rig .