Since Kylie confiscated my Padre I have been w/o a "real" kitchen knife I wanted to use. Allen took care of that today and as soon as I begin prepping supper tonight it will have obtained "user" status.
My prized bog oak Inlander (the picture doesn't do it justice - you can't see the variations in color)
Yesterday's snag - a stunning Ironwood Huntsman (Thanks, Jim!)
My daily carry - an Osage Patch with blue stripes
And my favorite Fiddleback in the rear...Ironwood Karda with blue stripes.
My growing collection to date. Always looking for other patterns to add in!
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Starting with the left column the top one is a beautiful "Hunter" followed by a cool looking thin "Harpoon" the following three are "Huntsmans" ( I kinda like this pattern if you didn't notice ) and a "Shark". The Right column Starts with two "Stingray EDC's" followed by one of my personal favorite fixed blade EDC patterns two "Minutemans" then a "Short Muck" a scandi "Bush Adder" ( I don't think there is many of these ) and last but certainly not least at the very bottom is an awesome "Kestrel". Just so happens I'm luck enough to have three that are pictured in Allens "Current Line up and pricing" list on this forum.
Here is a little backstory behind this knife. I believe I have everything correct. If not, Im sure Allen will be along to correct me.
Last weekend Allen attended the Ga Knifemakers's Guild meeting at Dennis Bradleys shop. One of or perhaps the largest Loveless collector lives nearby and often attends events such as Trackrock and sets up behind us at BLADE.
Anywho, Loveless only made 3 knives in this pattern and at one point he owned all 3. Knowing Allen and his affinity for Loveless style knives and relationship with Jim Merritt he allowed Allen to trace one of the two of them he currently has.
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