Your largest traditional folder

[booker]

Here is mine next to a Buck 110. Not really good for anything but a saleman gave it to me and I never turn down a knife

 

[navihawk]

Now thats a knife.
My biggest is a Queen #3L

 

[Frankki]

That's pretty big allright. I dare say that a belt sheath may be required.

 

[pholder]

That's pretty big allright. I dare say that a belt sheath may be required.

i've never seen a sheath with wheels

 

[Chris Pierce]

My largest knife is a Chicago Cutlery Folding Hunter with a liner lock. I believe the edge is about 3 7/8" or so. I have two rough rider "Grand-Daddy" barlows on the way though and I believe they have a 4 1/8" blade.

Biggest NON-traditional is my Cold Steel Recon 1 with a 4" blade

 

[joe-bob]

My biggest is a Cold Steel Ti-Lite with a 6" blade. I know it's not a traditional. It's practically a mini sword.

 

[lacrosse11attack]

Mine is a cold steel spartan

 

[cnas122]

Here are some of my big ones

Ray Cover next to a 3.25 inch R. Bose wharncliffe trapper

Ray Laconico next to a 3.5 inch K. Erickson swayback

Couple pilot survival knives (each square on the background represents an inch)

 

[cnas122]

I'm waiting for Charlie to post the pic I know he is going to post

 

[Knife Crazied]

Well back to traditional knives, since this IS the traditional subforum mines a Buck 110!

 

[CL01]

Mine is a cold steel spartan

I think he's talking about something more along traditional lines.

My largest traditional isn't very big, but it's a Remington Bullet Tracker. It's a '90 lock-back that's 4.5" closed & the blade measures a tad over 3 3/8".

I got it from a friend here on BFs & the Traditional section (Thank you Jason).

 

[Dawkind]

I have a segment of my collection that's reserved for BIG folders.....got to have at least a 5" blade or longer to 'be in the club'......these are all 5"-7" blades.

Cucchiara, Winch, Anso, Marlowe, and Carson

Fraley, Carson, Carson, Carson, and Draper

Hinderer 'Hellfire'

Mayo

Carson

Carson

Burch

Sorry they are not 'traditional' but they are BIG......

 

[rbmcmjr]

Cover trapper:

 

[booker]

Great looking knives ! Keep them coming

 

[tongueriver]

Here is a red bone Schrade 34 Old Timer with a Carl Schliepper which measures out at exactly 5 1/2 inches soaking wet.

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[waynorth]

This is my second biggest knife. I believe it is Italian (just a guess), and nicely made. It has wood handles, and is missing 1/4-5/16" from the tip. Seven inches closed;

Soon, Campbell, soon!!

 

[waynorth]

I think this is the one that Campbell was referring to.
It is part of a Tympanic-Snipe hunting kit, and is about 13" closed.
You tap the drumsticks together, in a paradiddle pattern, and when the T-Snipes come tap dancing out of their subterranean nests, you whack off their heads!!!
They are so happy when they meet their maker, it makes the meat taste great!!
Lee Grogan sent me the camouflage. It works so well the T-snipes often ask me to dance before they realize what's up!!

 

[Blues]

Traditional Folders folks (as appropriate to this sub-forum)...thank you...

(The modern knives are wonderful and I have quite a few myself but this is not the venue...)

 

[knarfeng]

This is the largest traditional I have. An Eye-brand hunter that measures 5 1/2 inches closed.

 

[Will Power]

I thought my Weidmannsheil Lockback at near 5" and the Schatt&Morgan English Jack(with giant main Sheepfoot) at 4.5" were big, but they're pygmies compared with the others here

This is sobering indeed, bit like looking at the Ron Jeremy of knives

Charlie, that Italian knife is really interesting, kind of folding Dirk. Looks very old too, thanks for showing that:thumbup:

Regards, W