Whatcha got on order? (Traditional Knives Only)

I have the Compagnon in ebony and the wood has a lot of character. Le Compact is on my (long) list.
 
phacochère;12093768 said:
That becomes clearer! It is soon finished!:)

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That looks fantastic already (and it seems you did not order a "kit knife" after all ;)). Scruffuk described the handles well-- they're going to look alive in your hands. I can't wait to see this come together, and your pictures of it.

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That is a hard one! Black blade this time, unfinished blade on the next one? Heh.

~ P.
 
Just received this beautiful S&M Harness Knife in smooth harvest bone from Collectorknives.net. Thanks Mike! :triumphant:

 
Opinel 1890 Replica. Cherry wood and carbon steel. My first friction folder, look out FAUSTO I am in trouble now. Where are my bandaids???

Coming as a gift

:)
 
bdev said:
Just received this beautiful S&M Harness Knife in smooth harvest bone from Collectorknives.net. Thanks Mike! :triumphant:

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Very nice! The bone on that one is very attractive, and the blade selection looks quite useful. What size is it?

I also received a Schatt & Morgan Keystone shield knife from Mike this afternoon, so it rode in my pocket for the rest of the day. Only just now taking pictures, so I apologize for the lousy indoor lighting; I'll make some nicer ones in the daylight tomorrow.

Man-oh-man, am I sure tickled with this one! The bone, "brown wormgroove," looks really good in the sunlight, and I think the blade's big bayonet-style swedge is really classy. The shield is pinned, not glued. This kind of knife is right up my alley: a long, slim, single-blade, with a spear point.

This one is an excellent example of a "good one" from Queen. Fit & finish are top notch - no gaps along the spine, handle covers & shield are perfectly fitted, the blade grinds are symmetrical and even, the etch is perfect, blade is centered, not a hint of wiggle when locked open. Seriously, as close to perfect as I've ever had in a production pocket knife.

Looking at it from the pile side, it reminds me of a GEC#15 Boy's Knife that's going through a growth spurt. ;)

Thank you, Mike! :thumbup:
 

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puukkoman said:
Very nice! The bone on that one is very attractive, and the blade selection looks quite useful. What size is it?

I also received a Schatt & Morgan Keystone shield knife from Mike this afternoon, so it rode in my pocket for the rest of the day. Only just now taking pictures, so I apologize for the lousy indoor lighting; I'll make some nicer ones in the daylight tomorrow.
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It measures 3 5/8" closed.

Nice choice on the S&M Shield Knife.
 
richstag said:
Opinel 1890 Replica. Cherry wood and carbon steel. My first friction folder, look out FAUSTO I am in trouble now. Where are my bandaids???

Coming as a gift

:)
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Kevin, I told you once. You better listen to me in the first place, instead of trying to resist before you surrender and tell me "you were right" :D
I don't have anything on order right now...yet I feel I will be soon :rolleyes:

Fausto
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Waiting on a GEC 76 Outlaw Jack in Yellow Rose, non-serialized. Took some google-fu to find one, especially without the S/N. Pics to follow when it arrives.
 
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