traditional fixed blades

[elimcbee]

I just seen a awesome semi skinner in stag on the Bose thread and it got me thinking fixed blade.Can you guys post your fixed blades?

 

[kamagong]

Here you go -

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=413854

 

[2toes]

Heres a little semi skinner pattern from Masao Takahashi.

 

[Bob W]

Here are two recent-production traditional hunting knives, from Case and Canal Street Cutlery:

And here's a vintage from Kinfolks knives:

I really have a 'thing' for hunting knives with natural handles.

 

[joesrx]

 

[Knife Crazied]

Those are some very nice fixed blades you all have posted pics of. Can I borrow any of them?

 

[Bob W]

Wow. That's a heckuva collection!

 

[wackafew]

Nice knives everyone!

 

[elimcbee]

I should have been more clear I am looking for traditional hunting knives.Joesrx you seem to have a little bit of an Ingram problem.I really like it

 

[kamagong]

 

[Peter Parker]

 

[comoha]

This is a Walt Campbell that I bought at his showroom in Soldotna, Alaska in 1998. I had the caribou antler handle scrimshawed on both sides a year later.

 

[Peregrin]

Here's a couple of little fixed blades that I like to carry:

Terry Primos

Burt Foster

Mike Williams

 

[rbmcmjr]

 

[wackafew]

Here's a few traditional styled Marble's. Enjoy seeing the knives posted on here today. Some real beauties. I like knife porn.

 

[pipedreams308]

 

[glennbad]

This ain't as pretty as some of the other one's shown here, but a little uncommon. A Schrade Cut Co fixed blade #365

Glenn

 

[Franciscomv]

A classic Argentine pattern with a modern twist by Miguel Pennachioni

This one by Mariano Gugliotta was the best criollo knife I've ever held. He asked me to help me find a buyer for it through my knife store and I had a very hard time fighting the urge to keep it for myself. It was a fantastic tool, I should have kept it!