Show off your fixed blades!

[Madmarco]

I'm sure I showed this before, but we have had new members since then. That is my story and I am sticking to it.P1030297 (3).JPG

I love that knife Garry, please post it as many times as you like!

[Madmarco]

I'm sure I showed this before, but we have had new members since then. That is my story and I am sticking to it.P1030297 (3).JPG

Garry That one is hard to beat I love AL-Mar's Sorry I know there not fixed blades

No need to apologize Gary, they are all beautiful knives, please post them in any thread you like, I doubt anyone would complain!

[kennedy knives]

I'm sure I showed this before, but we have had new members since then. That is my story and I am sticking to it.P1030297 (3).JPG

Garry That one is hard to beat I love AL-Mar's Sorry I know there not fixed blades

No need to apologize Gary, they are all beautiful knives, please post them in any thread you like, I doubt anyone would complain!

[LibertyKeeper]

Incoming!

Ken Hall, JS finished this gorgeous Red, White & Blue Sgian Dubh for me... It's on its way!

Steel – 1084

Handle – Red White and Blue Kirnite

Pins - Corby Bolts

Knife dimensions:

Overall length – 8 1/4 inches

Blade length – 4 inches

Blade width – 1 inch

Thickness – 0.16 inches

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[Quick Steel]

WOW! LC that has an enormous amount of wow factor. Congratulations. Very impressive.

[ken98k]

Incoming!
Ken Hall, JS finished this gorgeous Red, White & Blue Sgian Dubh for me... It's on its way!

Nice!

[ken98k]

I got these off the Bay, a new production Buck 120 General and post shut down Schrade.

The Old Timer was supposed to have been put together offshore with parts left over after Schrade closed. There are lots of these parts floating around out there, however, all the leftover blades I've seen up to now have been stamped as part up the original manufacturing process. I'm guessing this blade was not made by schrade, Any insight would be welcome.

[Madmarco]

Incoming!

Ken Hall, JS finished this gorgeous Red, White & Blue Sgian Dubh for me... It's on its way!

Steel – 1084

Handle – Red White and Blue Kirnite

Pins - Corby Bolts

Knife dimensions:

Overall length – 8 1/4 inches

Blade length – 4 inches

Blade width – 1 inch

Thickness – 0.16 inches

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Beautiful work Jim, Ken did a great job! Don't forget to post it also in the "Patriotic Knife" thread!

[Madmarco]

I got these off the Bay, a new production Buck 120 General and post shut down Schrade.
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The Old Timer was supposed to have been put together offshore with parts left over after Schrade closed. There are lots of these parts floating around out there, however, all the leftover blades I've seen up to now have been stamped as part up the original manufacturing process. I'm guessing this blade was not made by schrade, Any insight would be welcome.
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Nice Ken! Both have very intimidating clip-points and look solid!

[Quick Steel]

The original Cold Steel Bush Ranger.

[jmh58]

Real nice Jim!!
Nice Buck Ken!!
Like that CS Garry!!
John

[Quick Steel]

Thanks John.

[Madmarco]

The original Cold Steel Bush Ranger.


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Nice Garry! I like just about anything Cold Steel!

[TPK]

Ken Hall, JS finished this gorgeous Red, White & Blue Sgian Dubh for me... It's on its way!

Wow! That turned out beautiful Jim! I Love the looks of that one!

Outstanding work Mr. Hall!

[TPK]

Great looking knives Ken & Garry!

Especially that Buck Ken!

[Quick Steel]

Thanks Marco and Tom.

[ken98k]

Newly arrived Imperial with a plastic "gunstock" handle. Blade is etched Kit Carson. No sheath for it yet.

I paid to much for this one. I figured it was probably a $25 knife but accidentally bid $2500!
Other bidders drove the price up to $47 and with shipping I ended up paying $55.

[WelderBob]

Not fancy by any means, just a all around user. The first Swedish knife I've had, seems like good steel.
I would have been happy with it as a young scout...

[Quick Steel]

This Pukka was made in 1999 by Jim Burrichter. Blade is stainless. Handle is a wooden burl and axis antler.

[jmh58]

This Pukka was made in 1999 by Jim Burrichter. Blade is stainless. Handle is a wooden burl and axis antler.P1040413 (2).JPG

Garry that is sooo KOOL!!
John

[Quick Steel]

Thanks John. I've shown my Pukkos before in a group shot. But now I'll do them one at a time so I can give a little information about them.

[jmh58]

Thanks John. I've shown my Pukkos before in a group shot. But now I'll do them one at a time so I can give a little information about them.

Looking forward to those pics Garry!!
John

[kennedy knives]

A few to look at

[edge213]

Newly arrived Imperial with a plastic "gunstock" handle. Blade is etched Kit Carson. No sheath for it yet.

I paid to much for this one. I figured it was probably a $25 knife but accidentally bid $2500!
Other bidders drove the price up to $47 and with shipping I ended up paying $55.

In case you are curious. This is what the original sheath looks like.

[Quick Steel]

Gary, You have loads and loads of quality there. Fine collection. I don't recall seeing that particular pattern of CR's fixed blades. I do remember when I bought my CR fixed blade, I was thinking that it was a bit expensive at about $80s. Today of course they are worth many hundreds.
Congratulations on a superb collection.