Photos Lets see your STAINLESS STEEL traditionals please...

[joeradza]

Case Tribal Locks. Really well done, just a little larger than I prefer to carry.

 

[007hunter]

 

[Pomsbz]

Oooh can we do SAK's here?

 

[5K Qs]

I really haven't been paying attention to this thread, since the title seemed so broad!!
I intend to go through the thread sometime soon to admire all the fine specimens that are here. As far as letting everyone see my STAINLESS STEEL traditionals, I don't think it would be a riveting experience for most of you! The vast majority of my knives have blades made of stainless steel (mostly Chinese 440A), and if anyone is really interested in seeing them, most can be found in the "Rough Rider and Related Slipjoints" thread.

But I do like to participate in as many threads as I can (even if my participation is sometimes a stretch ), so I'll post some knives here that are 100% stainless steel (or very close to it; I don't think my Vic Alox knives qualify, nor does my Higonokami).
Rough Rider melon tester:

Marbles Handyman's Helper 2 (ruler knife):

Marbles camp/scout knife:

Imperial Diamond Edge jack that's lost its plastic/celluloid covers (thanks, Mark):

Ring opener made by John Watts in Sheffield (thanks, Jack):

I think this Richards pipe knife is all stainless (although I cleaned a lot of rust from it):

A Sanrenmu knife (thanks, Dave):

Original Leatherman PST?

Stripped-down Imperial serpentine jack (thanks, Dave):

Oops! I guess I WISH my Alox Vics were all-stainless (thanks, Greg):

- GT

 

[007hunter]

I really haven't been paying attention to this thread, since the title seemed so broad!!
I intend to go through the thread sometime soon to admire all the fine specimens that are here. As far as letting everyone see my STAINLESS STEEL traditionals, I don't think it would be a riveting experience for most of you! The vast majority of my knives have blades made of stainless steel (mostly Chinese 440A), and if anyone is really interested in seeing them, most can be found in the "Rough Rider and Related Slipjoints" thread.

But I do like to participate in as many threads as I can (even if my participation is sometimes a stretch ), so I'll post some knives here that are 100% stainless steel (or very close to it; I don't think my Vic Alox knives qualify, nor does my Higonokami).
Rough Rider melon tester:

Marbles Handyman's Helper 2 (ruler knife):

Marbles camp/scout knife:

Imperial Diamond Edge jack that's lost its plastic/celluloid covers (thanks, Mark):

Ring opener made by John Watts in Sheffield (thanks, Jack):

I think this Richards pipe knife is all stainless (although I cleaned a lot of rust from it):

A Sanrenmu knife (thanks, Dave):

Original Leatherman PST?

Stripped-down Imperial serpentine jack (thanks, Dave):

Oops! I guess I WISH my Alox Vics were all-stainless (thanks, Greg):

- GT

Really nice collection of 100% stainless there sir, er uhhh save the Alox Vic...

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[5K Qs]

Really nice collection of 100% stainless there sir, er uhhh save the Alox Vic...

Thanks, 007hunter!

That's a serious heavy metal knife, FBC!!

- GT

 

[flatblackcapo]

Thanks, 007hunter!


That's a serious heavy metal knife, FBC!!

- GT

It is the Black Sabbath of stainless.
I have to thank Bob for this beauty.

 

[5K Qs]

^^^

- GT

 

[WValtakis]

Newest addition...a Spyderco/Ramco Lockback Laguiole from the mid '90s



~Chip

 

[traumkommode]

...The vast majority of my knives have blades made of stainless steel (mostly Chinese 440A), and if anyone is really interested in seeing them, most can be found in the "Rough Rider and Related Slipjoints" thread.
- GT

I'm going to show one. GT did a giveaway recently, and through the process of his giveaway I ended up going to buy the knife that I wanted from his collection. A Rough Rider Half Hawk.

I'm sharing because of this above sentiment. Used to be I wouldn't have been interested much in a Rough Rider, despite even people's rave reviews here on the porch. But I got one in hand, and was blown away. Walk and talk (at least on this knife) is on par with GEC, the snap is perfect and the half stops are authoritative. Fit and finish otherwise is on par with Case. Whether or not the 440A is something special I think is moot, because TruSharp ain't exactly special in it's own, but it works. And these edges came sharp enough to push cut receipt paper. Centering is dead on, no wobbles in the blades. And in fact, the centering was good on every model that came under my inspection.

It may be an import, and the merits therewith/without is a political discussion for a different place, but they're doing something right in this factory.

 

[Modoc ED]

Case SS A62009 1/2 Appaloosa Bone Barlow

Case M1051LSSP Lockback

Case SS 51405L Stag Lockback

 

[007hunter]

 

[Horsewright]

Camp knife: mammoth ivory and damasteel stainless damascus.

 

[tiguy7]

View attachment 748428 View attachment 748429 Here is an A.G. Russell toothpick? in 154CM. The travelling chess set was made by Drueke.

 

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