Show me 10 knives or less

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ericvar101

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The point of this thread is to see smaller collections in their entirety, to see what sort of patterns and tastes in knifes will be revealed. I am curious to see what people who buy certain knives have also bought and to see where people started, what direction they took their collecting in, and how it may have changed. If you have a little more than 10 feel free to show them. However, I thought it would be too much to take in to ask some of you have have very large collections to take a picture of a million knives and post it. If you can, I also thought it would be fun to see them in order of purchase to see the time line.

My knives are not in order in the photo but go like this from earliest to most recent purchases, there were knives in between that have come and gone but these are the ones I own today and for one reason or another have decided not to part with.

Paramilitary II S35VN
Paramilitary II M390 (changed scales to black).
ZT 551
ZT 350
Military S90V
Sebenza 21 with Galbon Inlays
Starbenza 21
ZT 801CF

 
I've been 'collecting' since I was ten years old. I haven't had less than ten knives in over thirty years. :D

Here's a mini-collection of Alox Victorinox Swiss Army Knives. It represents 0.5% of my total collection.

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Nice collection OP. Quality over quantity any day.

Dont have all of these anymore but I never have more than 10-12 knives.

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These are just the knives I have now. From oldest to newest,
Swiss Army Knife Classic
ESEE Izula
Kershaw Shallot
Benchmade Griptilian
Kershaw Skyline
Kershaw Shallot Blem (heavy user)
SOG Seal Pup
Kershaw Cryo 2
Spyderco Paramilitary 2
Kershaw Skyline Blackwash
Zero Tolerance 0566

 
The 350TS is a great value knife. I dont think I'll ever sell it because I feel its worth more than what I could get back for it.
 
Cool thread idea. I thought it would be cool to see progression of tastes and collections.

Old, lousy pic. Four years old and about a year into the addiction.

 
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