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

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Inspired by kfields thread:

Just inspired:

 

[Jack Black]

Inspired by kfields thread:

Just inspired:

I wish I'd picked one up when they were commonly available Jer, I like the old-fashioned sheath with the frog

 

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I wish I'd picked one up when they were commonly available Jer, I like the old-fashioned sheath with the frog

I looked on the bay to get an idea of value (not a lot), and they seem to be around again .
I like the way the sheath isn't going to bend, and the knife isn't going to slip out.

New today: 11.5 inches of Lamson & Goodnow for $12.72 (including Michigan sales tax).

I'm thinking glue and pin a piece of wood somehow; the break is so straight, and what's left is so nice.

 

[Jack Black]

I looked on the bay to get an idea of value (not a lot), and they seem to be around again .
I like the way the sheath isn't going to bend, and the knife isn't going to slip out.

New today: 11.5 inches of Lamson & Goodnow for $12.72 (including Michigan sales tax).

I'm thinking glue and pin a piece of wood somehow; the break is so straight, and what's left is so nice.

That's good news Jer That is really nice there

 

[cutchu]

 

[cutchu]

 

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Buck 121>(1987)

"The knife came out of there, it has to fit back in there."

 

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Buck 475, a handy little old knife. 2004.

 

[Jack Black]

Buck 475, a handy little old knife. 2004.

Nice Jer

 

[Horsewright]

A special gift:

 

[echoscout]

Horsewright Cowboy Toothpick

 

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This sort of knife might go back a lot further than I thought.

There's a blade on line stamped Fulton Vanadaloy. If that's the Fulton from Ohio, Levine 2nd says ca 1919.
Unless I got my lines crossed.
I can never get anything out of the US Pat Off website.

 

[Horsewright]

Horsewright Cowboy Toothpick

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I liked that lil guy, thanks for showing it!

A Sonoran Belt Knife with sheep horn handles and a bocote spacer:

 

[RickHuf]

This sort of knife might go back a lot further than I thought.

There's a blade on line stamped Fulton Vanadaloy. If that's the Fulton from Ohio, Levine II says ca 1919.
Unless I got my lines crossed.
I can never get anything out of the US Pat Off website.

Ran vanadaloy through the paces and it came back with absolutely nothing. Very interesting though.

 

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Ran vanadaloy through the paces and it came back with absolutely nothing. Very interesting though.

All I came up with was George Costanza's Vandalay Industries.

 

[jux t]

Buck 212

 

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The KOA is pretty chunky, and I'm not sure the sharp back edge is an improvement, but I haven't skinned that many really big bears.

 

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My five-dollar knifeless sheath from Nashville (MI) is a pretty nice fit for my five-dollar sheathless knife from Douglas (near Saugatuck).

Obviously I have to keep my somersaults, handsprings, and cartwheels low impact and high velocity, what with there being no guard to catch on the keeper strap.
Not a problem for me.

 

[Jack Black]

My five-dollar knifeless sheath from Nashville (MI) is a pretty nice fit for my five-dollar sheathless knife from Douglas (near Saugatuck).

Obviously I have to keep my somersaults, handsprings, and cartwheels low impact and high velocity, what with there being no guard to catch on the keeper strap.
Not a problem for me.

Nice find Jer Just before Sheffield market closed, I bought a sheath, which I have never been able to marry to a blade!

I was playing around with this one over the weekend

 

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Nice find Jer Just before Sheffield market closed, I bought a sheath, which I have never been able to marry to a blade!

I was playing around with this one over the weekend

That is a very elegant blade.