Older Models

[JK Knives]

Early Hunter

CB Neckmuk in black canvas.

CB Neckmuk in torched oak.

EDC Kephart in yellow G10.

Hiker`s Backup

Survival Knife

Simple Bushcrafter.

Lobo.

No Name

Camper

Large Nessmuk

Pocket Kephart

Hudson Bay



Firekit Knives



Another Survival Knife



Pocket Scandi



Urban Backup



Gambler`s Bowie

 

[outdoorsfan]

Like that Camper.....interesting handle shape

 

[Mack]

Several of those are on my must have list. Especially the large Nessmuk and the Lobo.

 

[KYenglish]

I like them I think no name needs a better name though

 

[RGrizzleLeather]

Thanks for posting these John. I'm going to have to get one of those Neckmuks before too long. There are some nice designs here. I really like the look of the Camper as well. Heck, I them all.

 

[RWT]

+1 on the camper... is that similar to Protuorist Scally Wag?

 

[Rockywolf]

I had several of these and sold them. Dumb.

 

[Mountain Wildman]

I was just thinking about a design like the survival knife you posted but I was thinking about one with a 7 to 8 inch blade, 1/4 inch thick and more aggressive spine saw.

Very nice looking knives up there.

 

[Mack]

+1 on the camper... is that similar to Protuorist Scally Wag?

It has a straight spine and the Galley Wag is slightly upswept. Otherwise, I'd say they're pretty darned close.

 

[nickortizzle1035]

I'll take em!

 

[Joliet Jeff]

I'm digging that early hunter. It just made the list...sigh

 

[Mack]

I hate coming back to this thread. That Gambler's Bowie is absolutely screaming at me.

 

[mqqn]

Nice pictures, John!

I remember when you made that first survival knife, saying how much work it was to do the sawteeth on the spine.

Some good stuff here.

Mack - that knife was here at my house for a while last fall - it sold for Hanna's benefit and was shipped to a fine home in Alaska.

best

mqqn

 

[Mack]

Nice pictures, John!

I remember when you made that first survival knife, saying how much work it was to do the sawteeth on the spine.

Some good stuff here.

Mack - that knife was here at my house for a while last fall - it sold for Hanna's benefit and was shipped to a fine home in Alaska.

best

mqqn

Perfect knife for Alaska and a perfect reason to sell it. I am thinking that when I get my life back, should be August of next year, I will have John make two of them. One just like that one and one with ebony scales.