Traditional and Modern pairings

Sonnemann said:
Okay, that is brutally cool. Dan Graves on the bottom? Whoa.
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Thank you and yep, that one came from Dan.

Edit: Another one from Dan but with African Blackwood. I don't have a modern folder with this wood though...


And a Lignum Vitae group shot
 
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Maybe if GEC would stop making knives I can't resist, for at least a few months, I could save up and get the Graves order I've been pondering. Great examples!
And as for the LV, I am very surprised to not see it used more often. It is so very cool.
 
Thanks again Steve. Dan does good work.


As for Lignum, I believe it's trade restricted now. I believe CRK discontinued using LV last year.
 
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I find that a traditional pocket knife coupled with a top quality modern fixed blade is a perfect combo for handling almost all regular tasks. Here is one of my favourite combo's, a big Case 75 Stockman and a Busse Boney Active Duty...........(Yes it is my Avatar pic:))

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That Matsuno City knife is very impressive, and, not 'overly' modern, more regional/ethnic.

Regards, Will
 
An interesting contrast exploring the wharncliffe blade...

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GEC #55 Hound Tooth and Spyderco Kiwi 3

-Brett
 
Posting this here instead of a separate thread due to the OHOs in the pics. I usually pick out of this group for knife carry. These are usually out and about, ready for use. I just put them together in the top part of this chess box for the pic.


When I'm looking to change things up a bit, I go to this group that stay in the chess box. Also easy access but not as frequented as the group above.


When wanting something different still, I go to this display case. Anything not in these 3 pics means I need to go and actually look for the knife.
 
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