Whatcha got on order? (Traditional Knives Only)

A Gerber Silver Knight #7621. Drop Point and Sheepsfoot blades in Hitachi Gingami steel and stabilized wood.

I bought one of these Al Mar designed knives made by Sakai in Japan about a month ago for less that $20. I discovered that this knife rings all the bells for me, and proceeded to find one in nicer condition for a bit higher price. This one appears to be in pretty nice shape for a 25-40 year old knife which has seen some pocket time.

Favorite two blade shapes set at opposite ends as I like them to be, set on a single spring. The sheepsfoot sets low, so that it doesn't detract from comfort when using the master blade. Carbide containing stainless steel hardened to a Rockwell C of 58-60. Length closed is 3 1/4".
 
A Gerber Silver Knight #7621. Drop Point and Sheepsfoot blades in Hitachi Gingami steel and stabilized wood.

I bought one of these Al Mar designed knives made by Sakai in Japan about a month ago for less that $20. I discovered that this knife rings all the bells for me, and proceeded to find one in nicer condition for a bit higher price. This one appears to be in pretty nice shape for a 25-40 year old knife which has seen some pocket time.

Favorite two blade shapes set at opposite ends as I like them to be, set on a single spring. The sheepsfoot sets low, so that it doesn't detract from comfort when using the master blade. Carbide containing stainless steel hardened to a Rockwell C of 58-60. Length closed is 3 1/4".

That sounds very interesting . I've always been fascinated by Al-Mar knives. Seemed to always be well designed, super sharp and if Al-Mar named, expensive [emoji15]

Curious what your thoughts about Al mar in general? I had a a small Al-mar folder, like peanut sized that I lost somehow.
 
These are the seller's pics...1999 Case Stag Damascus Peanut:




Also ordered this one tonight:

 
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This one should be here this time next week.

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Losing it again:) I have these on the way: A Diamond Jack in Chestnut, new round.
A 1983 (Think) Stag Case Senator pen, a 54 punch knife from 2008. These are bids on eBay I never thought would hold up.
I can stop any time:rolleyes:
 
These forums just keep enabling me......Stag Tiny Muskrat, I been resisting, Amber Tribal Lock left on their way to me. Tomorrow a 48 Improved Bloodwood will head out on the trail for my way. Waiting to pay for an African Blackwood Improved so's it can also hit the trail my way.............. I can also quit at any time...........My Foot...........:rolleyes:
 
We'll, the fates are sometimes kind.

My wife's fitbit died and she wanted to upgrade to the $150 dollar one. She's calling this her Mothers Day present.

Ever the negotiator, I found a Beer Scout in Ale Bone for $75 and said that half the cost of her fitbit would make for a great fathers day gift.

My awesome Mrs said that I should just go ahead and order it:)

I'm hoping to have it next week. I'm so stoked. I've wanted one of these all last year.
 
Thanks 007. I passed on them originally and just lucked into this one. Spur of the moment buy.
 
That sounds very interesting . I've always been fascinated by Al-Mar knives. Seemed to always be well designed, super sharp and if Al-Mar named, expensive [emoji15]

Curious what your thoughts about Al mar in general? I had a a small Al-mar folder, like peanut sized that I lost somehow.
 
I'm still waiting on my ryu. That'll be summer time. Also just told tom ploppert that I want an ivory cattle knife. I'll have the small clip blade swapped for a pen blade though. It should be fine when done. Very excited since I met him a few months back in person.

Too keep me occupied until those arrive, I ordered a bark river city knife today. Himhawed about the slabs for awhile. Not many available now. Since I will be using it (I hope!) I decided to go with the blue c tek. Now I just need to find an adirondack sheath that knives ship free made to keep it and my custom handy!

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Got a Zulu in marbled carbon fiber and Damasteel in the works from Andy Fannin. I can't wait to get it.
 
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