Number of knives you own

A lot more than a sane person should own.

As far as pictures.
A lot of us have some of them posted in our BFC album(s) under our profiles.
 
If you're on myspace, you can see an up to date album of my collection.

Here are all of mine:
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The Chinook has a deal pending... Next knife I get, I'm taking a pic with a real camera.
 
I have been collecting knives religiously for about 10 years. Counting the junk in with the good stuff I'd say between 750-850.:D
 
I'll try to recall mine from memory, a bunch of mysterious or generic ones may be left out (and do swords count?):

1. 19th century Eleven wave Jogjakarta keris.
2. Dha/darb of unknown nationality, ca. late 19th century.
3. Coleman Western W39
4. Coleman Western W49
5. Blackjack Viking Raider
6. Blackjack Reinhardt Combat Kukri
7. H.G. Long Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knife Reproduction
8. Gryphon M10
9. Gryphon M30A1
10. Gerber Stallion
11. Gerber Blackie Collins Buddy System
12. Spyderco Endura
13. Spyderco Harpy
14. Spyderco Q
15. Bear MCG 1992 Blade Show comemorative folder
16. Bear MCG folder, clip point and razor
17. Buck 112, very worn
18, 19, 20. Opinel #6 and #8's
21, 22. Douk-Douk, La Sorciére
23. Cold Steel ParaEdge
24. Himalayan Imports 15" Ang Khola
25. Himalayan Imports 25" Kumar Kobra
26. Himalayan Imports Everest Katana
27. Himalayan Imports Bilton Khukuri
28, 29, 30. Himalayan Imports 6", 10", and 14" Kumar Kardas
31. Himalayan Imports/Sgt. Khadka Samsher
32. Himalayan Imports/Sgt. Khadka 18.5" Bonecutter
33. Himalayan Imports Uddha Sword
34. Himalayan Imports R3
35. Cold Steel Dadao
36. Valiant Trading Company Survival Golok L
37. Valiant Trading Company Parang Bandol
38. Valiant Trading Company Parang Lading
39. Valiant Trading Company Pamor Parang Lading
40. Valiant Trading Company Talibon 3
41. Valiant Trading Company Barong 1
42. Valiant Trading Company Golok Petok
43. Valiant Trading Company UL-10
44. Valiant Trading Company UL-13
45. Valiant Trading Company Kerambit
46. Valiant Trading Company Bendo
47. Tora Blades Officer's Dui Chirra
48. Tora Blades Highlander Khukuri
49. Victorinox Swisschamp
50. Victorinox Pocket Pal
51. Victorinox Classic
52. Himalayan Imports Ke Tri
53. Traditional Filipino Weapons Panabas
54. Traditional Filipino Weapons Kris 2
55. Windlass Steelcrafts Searles Bowie
56. Windlass Steelcrafts Jambiya
57. Maynard Linder Fish River Ulu
58. Kershaw Wasabi Deba-bocho
59. One of those brass-handled Japanese friction folders, you know what I mean.
 
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Of course swords count C.S.! :)

A fine representation of blades, many types and styles of which I aspire to own one day.
 
You asked!
This is just part of an excel spread sheet which I use to list my knives etc...
the rest of it shows more details such as cost, model #, handle material, etc...

If you see the same listing below one of the same type, that is a different knife and not a repeat listing.

Keith


Bear Butterfly
Benchmade 975 SBT CQC7
Benchmade 800HSS AFCK
Boker Canoe
Buck Special 119
Buck 704
Buck Prince 503
Buck 110
Buck 110
Buck 110
Buck 110
Buck 110
Buck XLTI 560
Buck XLTI 560
Buck XLTI 560
Buck XLTI 560
Buck 513
Buck Duke 500
Buck Intrepid 189
Buck Colt 703
Bulldog Canoe 1993
Bulldog Canoe
Bulldog Canoe 1996
Bulldog Canoe
Bulldog Canoe
Bulldog Canoe
Bulldog Canoe
Bulldog Congress
Bulldog Canoe 1997
Bulldog Trapper
Bulldog Sm. Sunfish 1997
Bulldog Sm. Sunfish 1997
Bulldog Sm. Sunfish 1997
Bulldog Muskrat
Case Stockman
Case Stockman
Case Canoe 1995
Case Canoe 1991
Case Canoe 1989
Case Canoe 1996
Case Canoe 1996
Case Canoe 1996
Case Canoe 1996
Case Canoe 1994
Case Canoe 1993
Case Canoe 1996
Case Canoe 1988
Case Marlin Spike
Case Muskrat
Case Sunfish
Case Sunfish
Case Sunfish
Case Sunfish 1976
Case Sunfish 1979
Case Gunboat 1990
Case Cigar Whittler 1990
Case Stockman 1995
Case Sowbelly 1993
Case Stockman 1997
Case Stockman 1989
Case Trapper 1996
Case Congress
Case Pen
Case Tri-Fold
Chris Reeve Sebenza
Chris Reeve Sebenza
Camillus US, Military
Cold Steel Stockman
Cold Steel Recon 1
Cold Steel Vaquero
Cold Steel Vaquero Grande
Cold Steel Vaquero Grande
Cold Steel Bushman
Cold Steel Bushman
Cold Steel Mini Bushman
Cold Steel Heavy Machete
Cold Steel Panga
Cold Steel Para Edge
CRKT M16-04
CRKT Carson F-4
CRKT Stiff Kiss
CRKT Kasper / Crawford
Craftsman Doghead fixed
Craftsman Stockman
Emerson La Griffe
Emerson La Griffe
Fight'n Rooster Hunter 1978
Fight'n Rooster Hunter 1978
Frost Canoe
Frost Canoe
Frost Canoe
Frost Canoe
Gerber A/F Combat
Gerber M.Walker Int'l
Gerber EZ-Out
Hen & Rooster Sowbelly
Hen & Rooster Sowbelly
Hen & Rooster Sowbelly
Hen & Rooster Congress
Hen & Rooster Butterbean
Hen & Rooster Canoe
Hen & Rooster Pen
Honest Abe Razor
J. Primble Canoe
J.A. Henkels Canoe 1996
Ka-Bar Fighter / Utility
Ka-Bar / Korea Fighter / Utility
Kershaw Black Leek
Kershaw Silver Leek
Kershaw Rainbow Leek
Kinfolks Canoe
Marbles Ideal MSA
Microtech LCC M/A
Opinel #8
Opinel #9
Opinel #12
Puma General
Queen Hunter
Queen Hunter
Queen #5 Pen
Queen S&M Lg. Teardrop
Queen S&M Lg. Reverse Stockman
Queen S&M Canoe Series 1995
Queen S&M Doctors
Queen S&M Congress series 6
Rodgers Millennium 2000
Rough Rider Stockman
Rough Rider Sm. Sunfish
Rough Rider Sunfish
Sog Crossgrip
Spec Plus Parachutist
Spyderco ATR
Spyderco Spyderfly
Spyderco Military C36GE
Spyderco Endura98 C10BK
Spyderco Endura2 C47
Spyderco Chinook
Spyderco "Q" C35
Spyderco "Q" C35
Spyderco Mini Dyad C39
Spyderco Police C07
Spyderco Navigator
Spyderco Native
Spyderco Native C41
Spyderco Harpy C08S
Spyderco Police MN07S
Spyderco Hunter
Spyderco Standard
Spyderco Spydercard SC01
Spyderco Spydercard SC01
Victorinox Pioneer
Victorinox Pioneer
Victorinox Pioneer
Victorinox Pioneer
Victorinox Mini Champ
Victorinox Pioneer
Victorinox Mini Champ
Victorinox Pioneer
Winchester Bow Tie
Winchester Hunter
Winchester Toothpick
Winchester Lockback Hunter
Winchester Toothpick
Winchester Gunstock Jack
Winchester Teardrop Jack
Winchester Swell Center Pen
Winchester Pen / Red letter
Winchester Pen / Red letter
Winchester Pen / Red letter
Winchester Pen / Red letter
Winchester Pen / Red letter
Winchester Swell Center
Winchester Varaition of #10
Winchester Trapper
Winchester Cigar Jack
Winchester Cigar Jack
Winchester Moose
Winchester Gunstock Jack
Winchester Congress Pen
Winchester Texas Jack
Winchester Doctors
Winchester Equal End Pen
Winchester Whittler
Winchester Whittler
Winchester Premium Stock
Winchester Sowbelly
Winchester Stockman
Winchester Whittler
Winchester Whittler
Winchester Congress
Winchester Doctors
Winchester Congress
Winchester Congress
Winchester Sunfish
Winchester Sowbelly
Victorinox Swiss Tool / Black Oxide
Victorinox Swiss Tool
Spyderco SpydeRench
Leatherman Surge
Leatherman Supertool 200
Leatherman Supertool w/tool kit
Leatherman Squirt P4
Leatherman Squirt S4
Leatherman Micratool (2 total)
Leatherman kf4
Leatherman Wave
Leatherman Pulse
Gerber 700
Gerber Sport
Gerber 700
Bear Bear Jaws 155CO
Buck Buck Tool
 
b.c.molin said:
Of course swords count C.S.! :)

A fine representation of blades, many types and styles of which I aspire to own one day.
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Thanks ol' chap. If I lived in Oz too, I'd have a lot more Valiants on that list. :D:thumbup:

Man, that pic of Mr. Todd's with all the folders on page 2... does the phrase "kid in a candy store" ring a bell? :eek:
 
Here's an updated pic...
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I sold both Kbits...
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The waved Skirmish is parked next to the NIB Skirmish. It will be on it's way to Reese Weiland in a few months for some TLC.
 
Drudge said:
Me too. I have roughly 7 quality knives and about a dozen cheapo ones.
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thats how I am. I have a drawer full of maxam and frost that people have given me over the years. The knives are junk but I don't care if I lose them or they get messed up. I keep one in all 5 of my fishing tackle boxes, one in my truck center console and one in my tool box, and one in the console of my boat just incase.
 
Down to 26 and all quality blades. Looking to reduce it further to about 15. Only users.
 
Somewhere around a hundred, I figure. I really don't want to know the exact number.
 
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