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But this set forms the basis of my interests...

How many can y'all name?
 

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From the right, I see: Fisk, Primos, Nealy. Beyond that, I haven't a clue. I like them all though. :)
 
okay.. a little better pic of some of the un-named...
 

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and Danbo... while we've not yet met, how come I would've guessed you'd be among the first two to respond to this? LOL!!!:D
 
Because I don't have a life, and basically live here on Bladeforums. I even live in a "Van, down by the river". :D
 
Looks a lot like my Gustaffson

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:D Wulf... I was waiting for your response... Yup, looks similar to mine... And mine's the one that started me big time down this path... I was just astonished at the coloration in mine!

Edited to add... I'll leave the guessing on the last two for a little while... if I don't hear much, I'll reveal the last two by the end of the week...
 
wild guessing here. The MOP-handled knife looks like an Onion Echo or a Ralph Echelon. the little knife with the separate bolsters I'm guessing Charles Gedraitis, just because he does a lot of damascus work & separate bolsters & visible screws. ??
 
Okay... the Goldlip MOP and SS Damascus is by R. Crowder of Montana.

The small twist Damascus (1084/15n20 IIRC) with Mokume bolster and Mastadon bark slabs is by Mark Nevling...

And the little blackened SS Damascus (by Devin T. IIRC)with the wrap handle I picked up at the Blade West show two years ago from Barry Dawson's table...

All the rest were guessed!

Attached is a better pic of the Nevling, taken from the Cutting Edge site when I bought it...
 

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