Show off your Single Blade Slippys

[Seals]

Also was curious about the Hammer Brand Cotton Samplers.Bought a couple and they are nice knives with thick blades and springs.The bone is lousy though,or was on mine,so i changed it to the blk. and grey g-10.

 

[mckgreg]

Greg

 

[Modoc ED]

Top to bottom:

Bulldog Brand 4 3/4"; Bulldog Brand 3 3/4"; Case 3 5/8; Queen 3 5/8"

 

[Seals]

 

[TLARbb]

That trapper is sweet, Don. :thumbup: - Ed J

 

[Seals]

Thanks Ed,They get really slim!

 

[Spongebobby]

Could i see all pictures with names of any single bladed slipjoints you have?

 

[Will Power]

Big request! But an interesting one.

CASE make a number of them Slimline Trapper, Mini Trapper, Sodbuster, Clasp Knife comes to mind.

Queen Cutlery's single blades are usually liner locks not slipjoint except the Utility, certain to be others.

GEC has No.s 25, 73,23,56 as single blades plus some ludicrous Leg Knife but I can't consider that as a knife....sorry!

BUCK has them 302 and no doubt others.

Böker, not sure, mainly Lockbacks

RR they make some huge monster Clasp Knife they call Deer Slayer.

French Laguoiles are generally single blade and most Traditional European knives are also single blades (Spain, Italy, Corsica)

Majority of Customs are singles.

Now somebody can add a load of worthwhile pictures.

 

[MT Damascus]

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Case Backpocket w/ raindrop carbon damascus and dark antique jigged bone pocket worn. I definitely want a tribal spear, abalone. cheers, Kris

 

[sappyg]

I suspect you will get a lot of responses.

Queen Slimline Trapper

Queen Toothpick

 

[2Dead]

Btt by request... here are some updated pics and new knives

Case / Tony Bose Tribal Ebony and Spears Antique jigged bone

GEC #12 Toothpicks River Blue and Amber jigged bone, American Elk, and Desert Ironwood

GEC #23 Ebony Pioneer

GEC #48 Trappers in Antique Walnut and Tractor Green jigged bone. Templars in Black Paper micarta and Church Glass acrylic

GEC #73 Scouts Jigged Brazilian Cherry, Cocobolo and Burnt Stag, and another in Burnt Stag

Keith Johnson Sodbuster

Rick Menefee Trapper, Butterscotch handle and Black micarta shield. Backpocke Green linen micarta

Schatt & Morgan Heritage Jack in Ebony

Todd Davison Trapper and Swayback in Ironwood

 

[2Dead]

Hope you don't mind but I resurrected another thread that already had tons of pics
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/799225-Show-off-your-Single-Blade-Slippys

 

[supratentorial]

Case Sodbusters

Case/Bose Tribal Spear (far right) ...this one is no longer mine but it's the nicest single blade slipjoint that I owned.

Two ebony friction folders (Nontron & Opinel) and an ebony Case Swayback Gent

 

[defaultuser]

Queen Copperhead, amber bone:

Case Mini-Copperlock, blue bone:

Szankovits (Hungary):

That's all my traditional single blade slip joints!

 

[quattromori]

Jake, the Case ebony swayback gent is really beautiful...
Since I just found these pics, here's a little contribution: a traditional Sardinian resolza antique shape pattern (hand made by Silvano Usai, in Sinnai):

Fausto

 

[Tostig]

Well , my favorite configuration of Slipjoint are single blade variants. I love this thread ! I tried taking more pictures of the rest of my meager single bladed offerings but this Case is the only one that turned out good and I do not feel like messing with that camera this late.
I actually won this Case in a contest on BF , from one of our generous members. I decided to customize it by smoothing out the handles and adding an 'easy-open' , I like it better this way. This knife gets carried and used a lot and looks much nicer in person , I'm especially proud of how well the 'easy-open' turned out.

edit ! - My fiance stepped in and saved this luddite from defeat. The pictured are my three single blade Slipjoints aside from my Toothpick which has gone AWOL for a bit....
Pictured besides the Case are an old Camillus which I believe is a cotton sampler , if anyone cares to correct me on that , feel free to Then a folder is saved from the garbage , it had two other blades which were broken , no scales , rusted and unloved - so I took it apart and put it back together to the best of my amatuer ability , added some home dyed bone scales to it and a shield and it is usable once again.

There are some ridiculously beautiful knives in this thread folks.... I hate to say it but I am jealous.

Here we go....

Tostig

 

[arrowhd]

Nothing special, but a darn good knife.

 

[arrowhd]

 

[L. Richard]

Sorry, I just realized that the Opinel is technically not a slipjoint (no backspring), and the Buck Metro is not traditional.

 

[2Dead]

GEC #65 Ben Hogan Red Wine jigged bone

GEC #73 Farmer Jack River Valley Green jigged bone