Most attractive looking folder

[spydercomil]

i would have to say the military

 

[mk.ultra]

you're probably looking for 'elegant' folders, but this one just looks plain awesome. ideal tactical knife for my needs:

 

[genius5th]

Emerson Persian, sexiest folder IMHO

 

[Azimsdad]

Best looking production folder has to be the AMK Sere 2000!

 

[RabidSkwirl]

Rockstead HIZEN-ZDP

 

[RayseM]

Something with clean lines, plain, straightfoward, as close to a 1:1 blade to handle ratio with a drop point blade looks the most aesthetically pleasing to me. So pretty much something like a Sebenza with NO inlays. In general a full titanium framelock without too much other crap going on is usually attractive to me. Which is why Spyderco initially didnt float my boat with its chunky leaf blade shapes and unproportional handle:blade ratio but I learned the beauty in its form and function. Now I cant get enough of it .

At the risk of being considered a shill for one of this forum's knifemakers this one is my favorite of very many folders. Sold before I could get to it. That was probably a good thing. Check it out http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=752468&highlight=drop+point+pathfinder

 

[Charlie Mike]

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[Dagon]

This traditional Italian Pattada is one of my better looking ones, so much nicer than all the tacticool horrors:

 

[Rick]

Emmanuel Esposito's tail-lock interframes are some of the nicest folders I've seen.

And the Jeff Harkins "Alpha" automatic is a knockout (note the flush-inlaid steel trapdoor release button).

 

[moonwilson]

Terrible image, absolutely gorgeous knife. Case Tribal Spear in ebony. :thumbup:

 

[wouter1967]

This is still one of my safe queens. True vintage beauty in my believe.

 

[edgedsteel]

Best looking knife I've ever seen. Jeff Harkins Alpha Fireball. His others are beautiful as well.

 

[A.P.F.]

Buck 110 Custom / BG-42 / Koa Flamewood