Traditionals from all over the world

[herisson]

You're welcome !

 

[Modoc ED]

German made Otter-Messer Knife

China made Rough Riders and an Imperial Schrade

 

[I'mSoSharp]

Splendid, just splendid ! Possibility of a picture in working position ?

So as not to go off topic here is a link with story & images of the Barrel knives I've made - https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/barrel-knives.1442159/#post16608781

And here's South Africa & Germany represented in the same brand, Okapi.

The top ratchet knife made in South Africa took a lot of work to make usable, it came with a loose blunt (not even ground!) blade & a ratchet that didn't lock. It did cost next to nothing so I can't really complain, & I would recommend one to anybody willing to put the effort into making one work, but as it came it was useless.
The smaller slip joint with a saddle spring was made in Germany before tooling was moved to S.A, still a very cheaply made knife but functional.
Both are made of resin impregnated wood of some sort.

 

[herisson]

Really like the Okapi (the Opinel of Germany/South Africa !).
What you did with the barrel knife is amazing and I say... it's very much on topic !
I will tell you what I think of mine (due in two days : it has been shipped today evening ! Couteaux Berthier don't joke !).

 

[Fodderwing]

So as not to go off topic here is a link with story & images of the Barrel knives I've made

Thanks for posting the link to your barrel knives. They are beautiful.

 

[I'mSoSharp]

Sweden, a Sandvik & an EKA.

Japan, some Higos.

France, some Douk Douks.

Spain, a carbon & stainless Taramundi friction folders.

Spain, some D.Benito stainless friction folders.

Sorry for the poor image quality

 

[herisson]

Impressive collection of very authentic knives !

 

[RayseM]

^ - I especially like these Thanks for showing.
Ray

 

[wazu013]

 

[ericnpeterson]

Wow, what a great collection... really awesome knives here.

 

[Modoc ED]

Soligen Germany made Boker Tree Brand Trappers

 

[JTB_5]

German scout.

 

[draggat]

Spain, some D.Benito stainless friction folders.

Sorry for the poor image quality

I’ve been checking out the D. Benito friction folders and I’m paralyzed between the choice of carbon or stainless steel. My immediate gut feeling is to go for the carbon, but what’s the stainless like? 440A? Heck, I’m sure the carbon is probably 1085 at best.

Beautiful knives!

 

[I'mSoSharp]

I’ve been checking out the D. Benito friction folders and I’m paralyzed between the choice of carbon or stainless steel. My immediate gut feeling is to go for the carbon, but what’s the stainless like?

I haven't used one a lot, but when I have it's done everything a knife should do!
To be honest I'd go for the carbon as that's what I like on a friction folder. I picked this lot up from a local shop selling them off, all they had was S.S hence that's what I got.

 

[I'mSoSharp]

Sweden, some S.A.Ks.

Spain, Aitor SAK type & Aitor Spanish army knife.

Spain.
J.Martinez carbon slipjoint.
Nieto stainless olive slipjoint.
Cudeman 440 olive lockback.
Fradomi stainless slipjoint.
Joker carbon olive slipjoint.
Pallares plastic slipjoint.

France, Facaso Robinson "cote a cote" twin blade with lock rings stainless.

 

[Gevonovich]

Sweden, some S.A.Ks.

Spain, Aitor SAK type & Aitor Spanish army knife.

Spain.
J.Martinez carbon slipjoint.
Nieto stainless olive slipjoint.
Cudeman 440 olive lockback.
Fradomi stainless slipjoint.
Joker carbon olive slipjoint.
Pallares plastic slipjoint.

France, Facaso Robinson "cote a cote" twin blade with lock rings stainless.

Thanks for the look!!

 

[joeradza]

Swedish Barrel Knife.

 

[mpt]

Brand originating from Germany, knife made in Italy:

Available in two sizes, an interesting DoukDouk-like construction covered with Sodbuster-like handle.

 

[The Zieg]

Zuava by Coltellerie Giglio, Scarperia Italy. Olive grips, 12C27 steel (I think), brass bolsters, and an Italian €1 coin. Blade 3"/7.62cm.

Zieg

 

[mpt]

Gerlach "Saperski" '98 from Poland - a solid lockback with 3 15/16 inch stainless blade.