Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[black mamba]

Heirloom!

 

[DeltaTrain]

Something from the Philippines. That's an 11" blade!

 

[afishhunter]

A suprise Christmas gift from DocJekl
My (likely) 2025 Knife Of The Year. After lubing and stropping, it went into my pocket. I don't foresee it coming out ... except for use and photos as the patina develops on the blades.


(He also sent a blue Delica I can't show here. )
Thank you again, Young Sir.

 

[JOELSM]

^^^^It’s a great community!

Modernal carry today.

 

[Boattale]

I was at the MFA a couple of days ago. This was in the Case case and I just had to have it. Carries nicely in jeans pocket. And it's now a razor.

 

[calm]

 

[mrknife]

added another user 15

 

[btb01]

Got this one in today. This was a knife I missed out on back in 2016, so I’m happy to have one now to go with my BladeForums version from the same run.

 

[holo07]

 

[sf fanatic]

For sixty bucks you can’t go wrong.

 

[TheFactor]

 

[Will Power]

Got this one in today. This was a knife I missed out on back in 2016, so I’m happy to have one now to go with my BladeForums version from the same run.

Well done, very satisfying

Thanks, Will

 

[DaveHS]

The 23 Hump Back Congress

 

[Honest_Thomas]

Another one into the fold.

Tools For Gents SFO #92

My Mind , Body and Soul has yearned achingly for a secondary Coping, hopefully this will steer me clear of doing anything drastic with my many Pens!

First of this pattern but I doubt my last. Also my first GEC burlap, I’m a fan

A “User” as all the rest..

 

[Will Power]

The Eureka 92 is a very satisfying knife from GEC and credit to them for reviving a scarce and near extinct pattern Burlap Micarta looks very tough and appealing, they could offer more knives in this material.



Been a bit of a knife drought here since November (seems longer...) but I have a feeling this dismal state of affairs will be ending soon....a glut beckons

 

[Honest_Thomas]

The Eureka 92 is a very satisfying knife from GEC and credit to them for reviving a scarce and near extinct pattern Burlap Micarta looks very tough and appealing, they could offer more knives in this material.

Been a bit of a knife drought here since November (seems longer...) but I have a feeling this dismal state of affairs will be ending soon....a glut beckons

Aye Will, Satisfying is a very good way to put it!
The width of the 2 blade and slender profile up at the pivot gives it a stout but nimble feel?
The curved swell end is nice to rest one’s thumb upon.
And the hump on the back spring, well that’s just…. satisfying too.

Also a big fan of the blade combo, a good pot-bellied spear coupled with a nice pointy crisp flat coping all pairs well with the tough burlap so I hope this will be a beloved user for years to come.

Best get your dinghy and life jacket ready, sounds like a floods-a-coming’

 

[Carboniferous]

Not bad at all, flush in all three positions and a nice smooth 5 on the pull. Shield is a bit crooked, don't care too much all considered. Neither of my Reserve models are flush in all three positions lol. The acrylic isn't bad at an arm's length

 

[Ace Rimmer]

I have a few Schrades, mostly Uncle Henrys, plus a Scrimshaw and a little SP-1. Never had an Old Timer, though. I found this USA 77OT ("Small Game" "Improved Muskrat") yesterday, new in the box with the original paperwork and plastic sleeve. Very thin blades that sharpen up really well. Carried it all day yesterday and today, and after I took this picture I used it to slice some kiwi fruit and strawberries, so it's getting a patina started already. I've written before how I didn't appreciate the muskrat pattern at first until I broke down and bought a Rough Rider just to give it a try. Well, this is my seventh one now, joining the RR, an S&M, and four Cases.

 

[John Phillips]

 

[Invoice]