Lets see your Locking Knives .

[edbeau]

Imperial Frontier All-American series

 

[edbeau]

More Imperial Frontiers with an Imperial in the center

 

[edbeau]

Craftsman made by Camillus and a Buck 110 in the center

 

[edbeau]

Imperial Frontier 4625

 

[edbeau]

Colonial Electrician's knife

 

[edbeau]

Imperial Ranger LB125 and Imperial 840 Backpacker

 

[Nal0n]

Bernd, What a beautiful knife! The covers are just wonderful

Thanks Gev, I am quite fond of it as well. Unfortunately it is a little on the big side so it does not get as much pocket time as it deserves.
But I regularly take it out to fondle when watching TV or something like that

 

[SAK Guy]

Hunters

Boker

Schrade

The quintessential Buck 110

 

[wazu013]

Old Faithful.

 

[harronek]

There are some really outstanding knives here :thumbup:



Ken

 

[2Dead]

GEC #15


GEC #42


GEC #45


GEC #65


GEC #72


GEC #73



GEC #85


GEC made Schrade autos on the #73 frame


Schrade 194OT

 

[Will Power]

Great thread and timely, I'm an unabashed fan of Traditional locking knives. Many a time I've needed the added security of a lock and been thankful for it. Here American liner lock in White Bonestag from Queen in D2 and French locking Laguiole in Ram's Horn and Sandvik.:thumbup:

 

[wazu013]

 

[blademan 13]

Carbon steel sabre blade with bone.

That is just beautiful. The bone is just so rich and liquid. Why can't they do bone like this today?

 

[cnas122]

 

[joeymoey]

GEC #65 Smooth Calico bone

 

[joeymoey]

GEC #72s Clip and wharncliffe both in ebony

 

[Primble]

That is just beautiful. The bone is just so rich and liquid. Why can't they do bone like this today?

I thought the same exact thing when I first laid my eyes on this knife. The bone really is that rich and liquid, nothing rubbed on it or anything like that.
Thanks for your comments and glad you like it too.

 

[Beaver]

 

[harronek]

:thumbup:
They are beautiful , unusual and different looking knives , could you give a bit more info on them .


Ken