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

[kamagong]

Thanks Jack. I had a feeling you'd like this one, having remembered you prefer flat ground knives with this blade profile.

 

[screened porch]

. . . . . . . . .

What are those two rough-looking customers?

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack. I had a feeling you'd like this one, having remembered you prefer flat ground knives with this blade profile.

You have a good memory my friend Yep, it ticks all the boxes for me :thumbup:

 

[Ballenxj]

Thanks Jack. I had a feeling you'd like this one, having remembered you prefer flat ground knives with this blade profile.

As do I, and that knife is one gorgeous example of what I like.

 

[SAK Guy]

Had this one a while....found it again recently.

Tramontina Gaucho

 

[cutchu]

Couple Fiddleback Forge fixies I recently picked up.

 

[justfreed]

Close enough to be a PHOTO finish.

How about a Western combo I've carried out and about?

Nevermind the folder, I don't know how that got in this thread.

Bill

Hey Bill that western fixed blade looks almost identical to my dad's hunting knife I also have my gran dads western which is a lil slimmer blade both have the original sheaths n get used every deer season will post pics of mine soon

 

[pertinux]

My little flock, it grows.

The LT Wright Patriot is the newest in, arriving with this sheath:

I carried it all week, along with a GEC #38 Farmer's Jack, in this KSF Pocono pocket sheath. Ignore the mis-aligned lumps; I'd previously wet-formed the sheath to two different blades/tools, and am using it now with these to see how I like it. I really do!

The sheath keeps both items upright and aligned in my pocket-- back pocket, for me. Lacking even the semblance of leather-stitchy skills, I'm thinking of adding another Pocono and breaking it in more 'generically'-- although the Arno Bernard Porcupine might be a challenge to secure even so, being so much skeenier spine-to-blade/handle than the others.

The Patriot with a BHK Patch Knife:

I love the Patch Knife, but the Patriot's slightly wider handle proportions really serve it well-- it feels much more direct and secure in use.

The Patch Knife is better finished, but not by much-- the differences could be due as much to whomever finished the particular knives on a given day as to an actual change in approach between the two knife models/companies.

Both, all, are wee blades indeed-- note the GEC #15 (3.5" closed, just under 6.25 OAL when open) in the mix:

~ P.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Only three small fixies to speak of at the moment, one minty BHK frontier trapper. One Bark River Adventurer, this rides in the sheath or in a kydex neck carry as well as the Battle Horse Knives North river.

 

[screened porch]

Had this one a while....found it again recently.

Tramontina Gaucho

How thick is the blade on that one?

 

[SAK Guy]

How thick is the blade on that one?

1/16" at the hilt with a nice distal taper over it's length.

 

[black mamba]

Pert, that Arno Bernard is a lovely little sticker! All his knives have such terrific flow and grace to them,
he must have had some formal art training, or else he is just a true prodigy. :thumbup: for the whole group.

 

[rdrogers]

JK Knives Personal Camp Knife. O1 steel and Osage Orange handle.

 

[Dadpool]

JK Knives Personal Camp Knife. O1 steel and Osage Orange handle.

I love the look of this knife, both comfortable and capable.

 

[Bloefield]

I have a few.

 

[Bloefield]

 

[screened porch]

That Craftsman/Schrade woodsman is a pattern I drooled over in my youth.

 

[Bloefield]

That Craftsman/Schrade woodsman is a pattern I drooled over in my youth.

Same here.
Great knife with a well built sheath, to put it mildly!

 

[Bloefield]

Some Westerns with a K-5 in the Marbles sheath.

 

[Bloefield]

Schrades