Show me your Spear Main-Blade Knives Please.

[Brisket]

 

[chuko]

I*XL stockman

 

[Cory Hess]

Made on offer on this bad boy and it just got accepted this morning. Can't wait to get her in the pocket.

 

[arizonaranchman]

And the 55 of course...

 

[2Dead]

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[Modoc ED]

Camillus TL29



Klien TL29



Camillus Utility



GEC Montana Workhorse Whittler

 

[black mamba]

I am not a fan of the bulbous type spear blade (which widens toward the tip) for a pocket knife, although they work well in the field (think Nessmuk).
But slender spear blades are great for general purpose cutting, and getting into tight places. Here are some of the ones I use regularly.

Queen Teardrop Linerlock

Case Teardrop

Boker Sleeveboard

Queen Swell Center Jack

Robeson Equal End Jack

 

[Macchina]

These are great. I'm really suprised by how many of them are very old.

 

[waynorth]

Cattle pattern knives used to be more common, and the majority were produced with spear blades. Here are some WWII era examples from Imperial and Camillus.

 

[dma1965]

These two early 1900s Robesons have massive spear blades

 

[Primble]

WOW Gevo - outstanding knife there !!!!!!!!!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[mrjefe2u]

Ubiquitous: How one member here refers to the Spear point knife.

They are everywhere.

 

[chisumr]

Here is a Queen Teardrop Stag Handle Knife

 

[Macchina]

I*XL stockman

Can you tell me more about this knife? I love that skinny spear done just right. A perfect interpretation of the Stockman in my opinion.

 

[fatcorgi]

this is the most imposing spearpoint in my collection, beautifully hand ground from Diefenthal, Solingen. I think it fits this discussion, because it is an archetypical Buck 110 clone style knife, but with a spear instead of the typical clip. I don't know why I sold this, I'll probably never find another one.

 

[Itsasportsbar]

Nice knives and beautiful pictures all.

A Keen Kutter Spear Point.

Ken K.

 

[ken erickson]

While having made many spear point blade knives, I think this is one of my all time favorites. Based on a vintage lockback.

 

[Will Power]

Great length to that Spear Ken, most imposing!

I like this thread a lot as I'm a Spear devotee, here's a few more modest examples. The stuff shown so far has been truly excellent.

Queen Cutlery WCSB Teardrop liner-lock pile side.

Another Queen, this time one of Charlie's early Harness Jacks.

This Old Gent still gets out & about from time to time. A Rem from the 1920s

A big 4"+ locking knife in Stag, the minor blade depressed unlocks the major. Stamped blade too.

GEC Hanging Tough

Northfield on the seat of kings

CASE by case: Humpback Stockman, an affordable alternative to custom or antique

 

[chisumr]

Here is my Canoe....