Social Distancing Saturday with traditionals

[Ed T]

Hi All. One of the nice things about the social distancing is that I am digging back into my collection and cleaning and rotating the carry. I am going to try to share the images. There will be a couple of oddball non traditional.
Start with some odds and ends: https://i.imgur.com/sdRPSNf.jpg

 

[Ed T]

 

[Ed T]

 

[Pinemoon]

Nice collection.
I'm at the point where I need a cabinet/chest like that.

 

[afishhunter]

Ed T
It looks like you have a few sub-peanut sized knives to show in the SMALLS thread.

A very nice collection you have. I'll guess you have been at this for a spell.

 

[JohnDF]

There will be a couple of oddball non traditional.

A lot of us like modern knives, but ...
Great thread for them here: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/traditional-and-modern-pairings.980449/

 

[hornetguy]

Is it ok if I show my wife these pics, so I can go "SEE?????"

 

[screened porch]

My first thought was of Captain Wilton Parmenter's choice of "sabers at forty paces" for a duel with a German balloonist over the affections of Wrangler Jane.
(On F Troop, for you youngsters. Ken Berry and Melody Patterson.)

Great knives and chests.

 

[Ed T]

Ed T
It looks like you have a few sub-peanut sized knives to show in the SMALLS thread.

A very nice collection you have. I'll guess you have been at this for a spell.

Indeed. I first came here in 2002 hoping to find the maker of the knife with the bone handle in the fixed blade drawer. It was made by a knife smith in Grangeville Idaho. My Uncle Steve had it made for my Dad for a Christmas gift. It passed to me years later. Little did I know that my simple questions would turn into all this!