Small Fixed Blade for EDC Carry in Pocket Sheath

JB in SC said:
I am pretty fond of Gene Ingram's GWB as well.

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[/IMG]Here's mine; I have another Ingram on order for Dec; I may change it to another GWB with a different blade shape, but having a hard time deciding what shape. A Wharncliffe would be neat but I just the Winston in that shape. Any suggestions?
 
Yes, it's pigskin. Gene has the leather smooth side in, so is a little slicker out of the sheath. That's a nice knife with the mosaic pins, is it spalted or birdseye? Gene had an opening about three weeks out, I'm getting either the #1 Semi or #4 Drop Point in D2 with the antique linen micarta and a pigskin pocket sheath.
 
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Its spalted burl. Actually, i think the GWB with a semi blade would make a nice lil deer skinning knife. OTOH, I've been looking at the Elephant Toenail as well. It should make a sweet pocket knife.

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Don,
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Thanks JB! It is extreemly popular. Wish I could take full credit, but it like so many great dedigns is from the fertal mind of Bob Loveless. It just sports a little Lovett modern theme. I am making one each for Bob Loveless and His Partner Jim Merritt. They were both rather taken with them. (YEA!) Mike
 
Mike, I just got my City Knife. WOW!

Folks, this is a real work of art. It is so elegant and petite, the blade is ground perfectly and is so very thin. Beautiful work, and please thank Manuela for a lovely sheath.

Best,
JB
 
Here's a little fixed blade I just received from Don Cowles:
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OAL is 5 5/8". The Steel is CPM154. The stag is gorgeous and the size is perfect for EDC. I couldn't be happier with it.:thumbup: :thumbup:

Gary
 
This one was made by Texas maker Jerry Halfrich and he calls this the Jack Russell. Overall length is 6 1/8" blade is 2 1/2" on 1/8" CPM-154 stock. Brown jigged bone fastened with mosaic pins. Scabbard was made by Paul Long.

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What ever knife you decide on, you owe it to yourself to get one of Paul Longs excellent pocket sheaths. They are the BEST!!

Tom
 
JB in SC said:
Gary, very nice. What is the "dot"? Ornamental or functional? JB
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The red dot is Don's signature ruby in the ricasso, set in 18K gold. A nice little touch.

Gary
 
Wow I really like that Paul Long sheath! Nice knife too!

Does Paul Long have a website? My search function doesn't seem to be working today for some reason.

Gary
 
Nope, no website. But if you are intersted I can send you some pics of his work and his contact info tomorrow...

Tom
 
Well I was going to suggest a couple of makers for this type knife, but by the time I read all the way through the thread it had been covered. I have first hand knowledge on the fine quality of the Kreins (there are several in this category), the Halfrich Jack Russell and Don Cowles fine little knives. I make the sheaths for the Tom Krein, and Jerry Halfrich knives and Don does a really good job on his own sheaths. The knives are something to behold and beyond that they are all a representation of excellence.

I couldn't miss the question about my contact information. email is pfl@cebridge.net and phone is (830) 367 5536.

Paul
 
Take it from me folks, Paul's work is fantastic! you will in no way be disappointed. I promise. Great looking little Knife there Tom! 2toes, that halfrich looks like a real winner. Thanks so much JB. Enjoy! She is for using. and Like I said, I don't charge a cent to refinish them. So Don't hold back! Mike and Manuela
 
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