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Been admiring the folders from LJ Thompson on some of the websites. Haven't heard much about this gentleman, anyone have comments to share about his knives and work?
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LJ Thompson?
- Thread starter John Chong
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Well if your speaking of L.J. Thompson out of Forest Grove, Oregon I have one of his knives. He is a very nice gentleman, soft spoken and quiet. i see him when I go to the Solvang Show.
I have a liner lock folder w/maroon micarta scales, blue anodized liners, 2 1/2 ats34 blade w/hand rubbed finish. It is a very clean well made knife and his prices are very good.
He makes multi-blade folders with stag that are some of the best I have seen and for the price they are the best.
You won't go wrong with one of his knives.
Kevin
I have a liner lock folder w/maroon micarta scales, blue anodized liners, 2 1/2 ats34 blade w/hand rubbed finish. It is a very clean well made knife and his prices are very good.
He makes multi-blade folders with stag that are some of the best I have seen and for the price they are the best.
You won't go wrong with one of his knives.
Kevin
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I have one of his folders in my collection. It is a locking liner with blue anodized frame and bolsters. The scales are premium gold lip pearl and the blade is polished ATS-34. It's a beauty!!! One of these days I'm going to take pictures of the few knives I have in my collection. I'll try to remember to post a picture of this one.
Bottom line is you can't go wrong buying one of his knives.
Bottom line is you can't go wrong buying one of his knives.