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

GronK said:
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.
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looks handy&quite distinctive- very nice ;)

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and edited; a favorite RH PAL 35 Mk1 USN-

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-the opposite side of the 8" adjustable wrench reads, "DIAMOND CALK HORSESHOE CO. DULUTH, MINN., another favorite.
 
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gr8dismal said:
looks handy&quite distinctive- very nice ;)

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and edited; a favorite RH PAL 35 Mk1 USN-

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-the opposite side of the 8" adjustable wrench reads, "DIAMOND CALK HORSESHOE CO. DULUTH, MINN., another favorite.
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Nice :thumbup:
 
Bark River Nessmuk & Special Hunting Knife. Part of their historical series. Desert ironwood slabs.

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Wow Mykel, those are very nice. The variation in the cocobolo wood's grain/color is really cool, something I haven't seen before, or at least not to such a degree. Outstanding! :thumbup:
 
Smithhammer said:
I've never been too excited about GEC's fixed blades, but there's something about that #10 that I'm really warming up to. :thumbup:
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Sonnemann said:
Concur, thanks for the comparison pics Trand
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Coonskinner said:
I sure like that.

Very handy looking.
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Thanks guys. I never took interest in this pattern until Jimmy's posts and now I really like it. I do wish the handle was a little longer though. Remember that on the H23 and H73, the handles are the same size as the #23 and #73 slip joints. The handle on this is only 3 3/8" long. One thing I do like is that there aren't any brass liners, just bone and steel.
 
Nice pic of that Tidioute, Trand.

Got the stainless version in Horsecut Bone myself, the handle is a little short but it's a tidy knife nevertheless. Would like the version they did in Yellow Delrin too for that matter.

Thanks, Will
 
J Russell Green River Knives

80's SS Dadley
J Russell/Connecticut Valley Arms, Russell Hunter w/ orig sheath (Carbon Steel)
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Limited Edition 1976 Bicentennial Issues: (Carbon Steel)
Dadley
Russell Hunter
Buffalo Skinner
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80's SS Buffalo Skinners
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A couple of 70's era Dadleys: (6" blades - Carbon Steel)
Standard and Bicentennial
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I really dig those big ol' 6" Dadleys!!!!!!! (+ one not shown in the presentation box)
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SAK Guy said:
J Russell Green River Knives

80's SS Dadley
J Russell/Connecticut Valley Arms, Russell Hunter w/ orig sheath (Carbon Steel)
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Limited Edition 1976 Bicentennial Issues: (Carbon Steel)
Dadley
Russell Hunter
Buffalo Skinner
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80's SS Buffalo Skinners
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A couple of 70's era Dadleys: (6" blades - Carbon Steel)
Standard and Bicentennial
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I really dig those big ol' 6" Dadleys!!!!!!! (+ one not shown in the presentation box)
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Your attachments don't show unless we are logged into that forum. Try uploading them to a dedicated photo hosting site such as Photobucket.
 
Well shoot...I wondered about that. Thank you for telling me. I will move them over to my photobucket and fix all the links...sorry!

I could see them just fine... LOL!

ETA: Links fixed
 
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