Photos Show Off Your Favorite Traditional Fixed Blades!!

[jnevill]

A couple that are a little less traditional, Iron Mountain Knife skinners.

01E890A5-246D-4E0C-B977-B863326D35C8 by jim nevill, on Flickr

 

[jnevill]

A VERY traditional Solingen made stag handle knife.

9800B177-51CE-4E25-AC92-1064D0892633 by jim nevill, on Flickr

 

[jnevill]

8C9A1D68-D181-4310-B159-E51E32EE153E by jim nevill, on Flickr

I love these AG Russell Bowies.

22EB9EDA-3E1F-4DA7-9A25-818F8B5AB256 by jim nevill, on Flickr

 

[Duckdog]

Danial Cannady

Joe Cordova

John Ek and a Maxam

Gerber Mark I and Mark II

Cold Steel OSS

- Stuart

 

[Will Power]

One of my favs:

In its Beltless Sheath:

Can't argue with any of that

You make exceptional beauty available for knife enthusiasts

 

[Will Power]

Don't have too many pics of fixed on their own..here's one I like though- BRKT Boot Knife in Ivory Micarta, with friends

 

[PaulS.]

My only fixed blade is a simple Mora.

 

[Duckdog]

Can't argue with any of that

You make exceptional beauty available for knife enthusiasts

I'm with you on that, Will. Dave's knives and leather goods are very special and a bonus to BF participation. Horsewright , you have it going on. (Actually, you do seem to have a lot going on, so kudos to you, Dave. That's a lot to manage and still be available to contribute to the various threads. Thanks.)
- Stuart

 

[Henry Beige]

My Mora 612 is a bit dog-eaten. The inner tube masks the tooth-marks.

 

[Horsewright]

Thanks Will and Stuart!

Here's another, my Tehachapi Saddle Bowie:

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Picked this up while at Ashokan this past weekend, thanks to @john april he was thoughtful enough to bring it along as he remembered I liked smaller fixed blades and this was one kicking around his shop for the past few years, not sure when it was made and he wasn't sure where or from whom he got her from, but, I cleaned her up a bit and sharpened her up, there is a slight recurve but not excessive on this smallish about 2 1/2" blade overall just under 6" long so it is easily carried by dropping the knife/sheath right into the pocket.

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

G2

 

[Wurrwulf]

That is a beauty, G2! Congrats!

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Thanks, I was quite pleased at lunch today as it was the perfect size for peeling my apple worked very nice for that !
G2

Blade measures just a smidge over 2 1/2" long, and overall length is just under 6", a small but capable blade to be sure !

 

[lambertiana]

I live a couple miles from Ray Laconico and have spent some time in his shop. I picked these up along the way:

I inherited this from my grandfather:

A traditional I picked up in Banaue:

A few others for which I have pictures:

 

[Ironbut]

This BRK Woodland has been a favorite of mine since I got it a couple years ago. It's a nice size for edc & I like the blade shape.

 

[Mtblair]

Some of my JKs:

Two of my Humphreys:

 

[Wurrwulf]

Some of my JKs:

Two of my Humphreys:

Love seeing the JK supporters over here on the porch. Beautiful collection!

 

[joeradza]

 

[dc50]

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Alan I sure like the second to last knife. Is it a Scandi puukko ?

 

[joeradza]

Joe I sure like the second to last knife. Is it a Scandi puukko ?

Sort of. It's the first one I've owned and to tell the truth I'm not positive. It's from a maker here on BladeForums. VERY reasonably priced.
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