What Is The Nicest Looking Old Knife Posted On AAPK?

[galvanic1882]

Funny but there is a line for that one, must have been asked by 10 guys to let them know if I want to sell it! I love the darn thing too!

[Miller Bro's]

Nice to see this old thread come back up to the top! There are so many more beautiful knives posted since this thread started it's hard to choose just one

But, I am going to nominate this one from the Sheffield Exhibition thread!

Another very nice one that I’m quite fond of is a schrade cut 8566 jr cattle posted by miller bros. This is the only one that I have seen.

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Thanks Paul! I'm glad you like the knife, only one I have seen too.

[galvanic1882]

Man that's a beauty Dimitri, wish I owned just one of those exhibition knives!!

[Miller Bro's]

Mike, the knife really is a work of art! All the exhibition knives are

[LongBlade]

WOW Dimiitri - I think as Dan said I am running out of adjectives - how about supercalifragilisticexpialidocious ... Thanks for posting that one (and reminding me about that thread )...

Here's a few galvanic1882 posted in the past which really stick in my ol' noggin and deserve to be here imho -

Empire- and to me another exquisite piece of cutlery - check out how the blades were shaped to the frame !!

Rodgers- with checkered MOP !!

[gsmith7158]

Lee I have to agree with you on the Empire tuxedo! That knife made a large imprint in my brain from the first time Mike posted it.

[ObsidianEdge]

That Sheffield knife is beyond "incredible."

[KnifeSlinger#81]

I’d say this thread has better looking content than an art gallery.

[Duffer]

Dimitri, what a knife Outstanding Cutlery! Thanks for showing it in this thread!

Also, those galvanic1882 (mike) folders are just incredible! Thanks for posting them here Lee.

I agree with Paul this is better than any old art gallery

[knife7knut]

Going back over this thread for the first time in awhile and trying not to drool on the keyboard. Way too many nice knives here.
Thought I would put this one in as one of my favorite knives in my accumulation. Bought from Mike DeFeo from New Hampshire who used to write articles for several knife magazines. Paid more money for it than any other knife I had at the time(it was still a deal)and never regretted it. Many years later I wound up with a Penn Cutlery deer foot knife that he had written an article about in a magazine.Got it from someone else. Don't think Mike kept knives very long.
Anyway here it is:A Press Button Knife Co. one armed man's knife with the A.A.Marks etch still visible on the blade.