Who else makes a 'Cargill Type' knife

[textoothpk]

Damn, my third post in this very interesing forum this morning. Hope you are not sick of me, guys.

I mostly collect older (some newer) factory made toothpicks. As per my screen name. One of my favorite non-factory blades is my Bob Cargill five inch, real stag handled. As probably with many of us 'pattern collectors', I sometimes add a few more knives (other patterns) by the same manufactor to my collection, so I've managed to pick up a few more Cripple Creeks. I enjoy owning them.

I'd say Cargill/Cripple Creeks are what.. benchmade knives? Rather than true customs? Every one I have was part of an edition, like club knives and such, and I think Cargill's whole family joined in the making of them.

Any other good makers out there I am missing out on, with prices and quality equal or colse to Cargills? Photos always welcome! I love what you show-offs come up with here!

Phil

 

[Thomason]

textoothpk,

I just had to mention this to you even if it is not exactly what you asked. If this attached link works, here is a toothpick I was fortunate enough to pick up from Tony Huffman. It is most excellent. If you are a toothpick fan you might want to give him shout.
(I went by the name “Muss” at the time)

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=267086&highlight=toothpick

 

[textoothpk]

Beauty-ful. You have excellent tastes in knives!
Phi