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

[Campbellclanman]

Here's a Joseph Elliot butcher's knife.

That's a very cool knife Jack, along with that just fantastic Maleham & Yeoman!
Here is something a wee bit different -but quite beautiful - look closely and you will see the Hamon going on there!

 

[Campbellclanman]

I own three Bowie style knives; a Schrade-Walden 166 and two Bucks (119 & 124). OH

That Sir, is a most stunning Knife - I want one quite badly first saw one a few years ago and have always wanted one since!

 

[Cutty73]

Schrade Walden H-15

 

[Jack Black]

Great pic Duncan

This is one superbly made knife, from the same neighbourhood as our friend up North...

Very nice my friend, I remember admiring it when you posted a pic before (in Charlie's travelling thread I think) :thumbup:

That's a very cool knife Jack, along with that just fantastic Maleham & Yeoman![/URL]

Thank you sir

 

[Jack Black]

My 3 remaining Frosts Lapplanders.

 

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My 3 remaining Frosts Lapplanders.

I've never seen those before. It's hard to imagine the sheathes that would fit them.

 

[Jack Black]

It's hard to imagine the sheathes that would fit them.

Pulled these images off the net.

My sheaths are much darker. The leather is very thick and substantial, and they have plastic liners. They're kind of bulky (and more or less interchangeable).

 

[Jack Black]

This one's been in the back of a cupboard for the past few years, not sure exactly what to do with it.

 

[Mack]

This one's been in the back of a cupboard for the past few years, not sure exactly what to do with it.

I think you should strap it on and use it. It's too nice not to use.

 

[Astrogator]

Hello,
Here are two knives made by Angus Ronald Arbuckle that I have.
Sorry if I have posted these before.

 

[Jack Black]

I think you should strap it on and use it. It's too nice not to use.

Thanks Mack. I need to put a better edge on this one first, and get a sheath. Bit of a story behind it. I might even make a thread out of it

 

[Gevonovich]

This one's been in the back of a cupboard for the past few years, not sure exactly what to do with it.

I agree with protourist!! That is one good looking knife!! Is it legal to carry in England? Looks like about a 11" knife.

 

[Jack Black]

I agree with protourist!! That is one good looking knife!! Is it legal to carry in England? Looks like about a 11" knife.

Thanks Gev, it has it's flaws. It's legal as long as you can give a legitimate reason for carrying it, ie OK out in the hills, not city centre Leeds

 

[knarfeng]

That's a great looking knife - I hope Scruff comes through with some pics,
Here is one of my most treasured Fixed blades.....

Just an astounding knife to hold...

That one gives me goosebumps. What a lovely.

 

[Mack]

Thanks Mack. I need to put a better edge on this one first, and get a sheath. Bit of a story behind it. I might even make a thread out of it

We all love a good story. Especially one that involves nice knives.

 

[puukkoman]

Duncan, that sgian is really something! I'll bet it is quite lively in the hand. Very nice! :thumbup:

 

[gr8dismal]

Beretta, bought it about 25 years ago.

-traditional in that it's a full tang w/slab scales, I guess

 

[puukkoman]

gr8, I like that little Beretta! Looks very handy, and robust for its size. :thumbup:
A little sheath knife like that would be right at home in a back pocket, out here on the tug boats in the Delaware River.

 

[gr8dismal]

gr8, I like that little Beretta! Looks very handy, and robust for its size. :thumbup:
A little sheath knife like that would be right at home a the back pocket, out here on the tug boats in the Delaware River.

Appreciated.

OA- 6-5/8
TANG- 3/16
BLADE- tapers from 1/8, 2 inches sharpened.

Made in Japan (MOKI).

I'm never going to use it

It is very ergo.

 

[GronK]

I almost forgot I owned this one. Anza made out of a file and laminated wood slabs. Full four finger grip and short but stout blade make it perfect for most chores.