Posting fun: Custom Knives and Makers - From A to Z

Steve Filicietti
As a businessman he sucked @$$, as a sole authorship knifemaker
this one is as nice(fit and finish wise) as anything I've seen.

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Doug
 
Holy Bejebus!! There are some FINE looking knives on display in this thread.

Doug C - That Steve Filicietti sheath(especially) is a real eye catcher.
 
Always had a soft spot for Mike Leach _ here is one of his fixed from 1977 (nevermind th AR for size reference):

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Bigblue,

Thanks, I agree. Steve was a saddlemaker before he started making knives.
1954 Aussie penny inlaid in sheath.

Doug
 
This one from Ron Newton has some integral feathery sweetness :)
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Here's a Swiss army knife done in Origami :)
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I can find nice ones and silly ones, ha ha.
 
Dan,

You and Dave Ellis educate us every time either one of you posts. :cool:
Thanks.

Doug
 
From my earliest of days: Hill Pearce.

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^^^ This was an entry to the old Knife Photo contest we used to have weekly on The Knife Network forum. It was a breakthrough for me, as I after I had a BUNCH of (losing) entries, this particular image got the popular vote.

From there I got a taste of 'greatness' and pursued things further. :) (Overlook that it's not an actual dagger. Hey, I was a n00b.)

Coop
 
Found this one on the Arizona Custom Knives site... Made out of a Quarter.
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Looks hard to make, not sure where the idea even comes from. Who's sitting in front of their change jar thinking, "I wonder if I can make a folding knife out of that?"
 
Here's a fancy one from Rex Robinson. The knife is great, but it also reminds me that if you want to be a dealer selling $4000 knives, you need to learn to take good pictures.
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