Slip-joint pix welcome

[Mr FRINGE]

I don't own much but I kinda like them and would like to see if any of you want to share some pics. Here is mine that my grandpa gave me, he said that Tree Brand doesn't make knives anymore.

 

[9blades]

They're some pic happy people over there, plenty to look at.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php/773-Traditional-Folders-and-Fixed-Blades

 

[RevDevil]

Yep, there is an entire forum open for discussion. Keep in mind, read the rules that govern the place and be respectful of the guidelines.

 

[Seals]

I don't own much but I kinda like them and would like to see if any of you want to share some pics. Here is mine that my grandpa gave me, he said that Tree Brand doesn't make knives anymore.

Nice old Congress.Love it.Yea,the traditional forum is where you need to be.

 

[Bob W]

Boker still uses the "Tree Brand" name and logo. :thumbup:

 

[jackknife]

A few of my old favorites. From left, a SAK bantam, a GEC number 15, a Case damascus peanut with amber bone that gets carried constantly, and a Sardinian resolza which is a friction folder by Mr. S. Osai that I like.

 

[jackknife]

A very old slip joint built around a piece of crown stag split down the middle with steel liners, made by a German POW named Albert Wurtz, working on the Moran Farm in 1943 or 44, Bill couldn't remember exactly. Blade is actually more gray with patina but flash glare wiped it out. I'll have to reshoot pic by natural daylight.

 

[Wolf_HR]

I posted this picture elsewhere, so I might as well post it here... Until recently, my primary (and only) EDC: