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

[Mink]

Taking a Puma turn here, an oldie but goodie. My 2 pre-64 White Hunters

 

[Mink]

 

[Jack Black]

Wow, that's lovely Mink, who's the maker?

 

[Mink]

Wow, that's lovely Mink, who's the maker?

Tim Olt out of Michigan. I had him make two of them, one went to my Dad a couple years ago.

 

[Jack Black]

Tim Olt out of Michigan. I had him make two of them, one went to my Dad a couple years ago.

Really nice Thanks for the info. Your dad must have been thrilled :thumbup:

 

[Mink]

Really nice Thanks for the info. Your dad must have been thrilled :thumbup:

Indeed he was, even though he is not a knife guy

 

[Samon]

Taking a Puma turn here, an oldie but goodie. My 2 pre-64 White Hunters

You know, when I as a lad, looking through the gun magazines I remember seeing the Puma white hunter and being mesmerised! I always had a soft spot for a nice knife but the Puma was the I wanted. 20 years on and I still don't own one, but damn they still hit that same sweet spot when I see them!

 

[Jack Black]

You know, when I as a lad, looking through the gun magazines I remember seeing the Puma white hunter and being mesmerised! I always had a soft spot for a nice knife but the Puma was the I wanted. 20 years on and I still don't own one, but damn they still hit that same sweet spot when I see them!

Same for me Sam - and in my case it's more than 20 years on! There's a White Hunter and an Automesser in The Royal Armouries museum in Leeds, though the latter is wrongly labelled.

 

[Paulus Henricus]

My Puma Family
https://www.flickr.com/photos/14228070@N03/15383288593/

 

[Mack]

David Stifle Rifleman's Bowie. Of course, I think of it as a Fisherman's Bowie.

 

[Ebbtide]

"Fisherman's Bowie"
I like that.
Knice Knife, are those amber spacer?

 

[Hammer67]

Nice Bowie, Protourist. :thumbup:

I think a knife that is at least as long as one of the sections of a break-down fishing rod is a good rule of thumb.

 

[Mack]

"Fisherman's Bowie"
I like that.
Knice Knife, are those amber spacer?

Honey Horn. They are the first I've seen and I'm hooked.

 

[Ebbtide]

New to me and it looks great.

 

[pertinux]

From Arno Bernard's Bush Baby series, a Porcupine:

It's a wee stinger (with a GEC #15 and #77 for scale):

Giraffe bone handle, and included Rand:

I've wanted a Bernard ever since first spying one a few years back, and am thrilled to now have one. The knife is so beautifully finished it almost seems a shame to use it, but am taking Bernard's (implied) exhortation to heart:

On the other end of the spectrum, I just added this GEC, a small, no-nonsense fixed blade in olive micarta and 1095:

With others, again for scale:

~ P.

 

[Jack Black]

Two very nice fixed-blades P :thumbup:

 

[Foilist]

 

[Mink]

Sarah, I really like the clean no nonsense lines on that GEC.

 

[Mack]

Knice knives Sarah.
This may be my favorite thread on the forum.

 

[paulhilborn]

This Skinner by Jarrett Fleming...This knife frustrated Jarrett so much it almost ended up in the scrap heap. Thank goodness he stuck with it

Here a thread about the frustration he faced: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1221160-Ivory-micarta

Blade steel in CPMD2
Mill scale flats w/ satin grinds
Sheffield Ivory micarta handles
Natural micarta liners w/ blue g10 pinstripe
Natural micarta pins and tube
OAL:7" Edge: 2 7/8"
Tapered tang

Simply one of the most comfortable knives I have ever had the pleasure of handling, A great knife for daily carry and use