Collections, Sub-Collections and Family Group Photos

[Gtrclktr-351]

Picked up another Matt Conable Spire, this one with Quince wood. Here is an updated photo of this group in my collection. 3 of these were done for A.G. Russell. The top one is a William Henry. These were all made by Moki in Seki Japan.

4 Aces!

[Quick Steel]

Very impressive John. A beautiful collection.

[Sharpnshinyknives]

Picked up another Matt Conable Spire, this one with Quince wood. Here is an updated photo of this group in my collection. 3 of these were done for A.G. Russell. The top one is a William Henry. These were all made by Moki in Seki Japan.

4 Aces!

Thank you Bill, I like them a lot.

[bighomer]

Campers, utilities, scouts whatever you want to call them, the top group are solid bolsters.

[Ridgegrass]

Scouts, multis, just great great knives. J.O'.

[Lansky1]

John, I don't know a lot about Ratcliffes, but I know when I see a FINE collection of knives like yours!

Thanks - they're just muskrats that I shape one blade into a wharncliffe. Hence Rat-Cliffe

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

John, I don't know a lot about Ratcliffes, but I know when I see a FINE collection of knives like yours!

Thanks - they're just muskrats that I shape one blade into a wharncliffe. Hence Rat-Cliffe

Thanks John! I understand now.

[bighomer]

The Bucks

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

The Bucks
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Knice group of Bucks Neighbor! Good variety of blades!
I have noticed from the "Carry" thread, you like to carry large and smaller knives in combo.

[Sharpnshinyknives]

Very nice collection of Camp knives Homer and that is sweet line up of Bucks.

I got another Dogleg trapper by A.G. Russell. This one has Quince Burl wood handles. The first one I purchased from KJ, Roland Procter over 5 years ago, it’s the one in stag. These two were completely made in Japan. There is one with MOP that was made in Japan but the handles were put on at A.G. Russells shop. I don’t have that one, but am always looking for it. Trappers are not a pattern I particularly care for, but this one is so unique that it’s on my short list. Love the looks, design and the blades on these.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Very nice collection of Camp knives Homer and that is sweet line up of Bucks.

I got another Dogleg trapper by A.G. Russell. This one has Quince Burl wood handles. The first one I purchased from KJ, Roland Procter over 5 years ago, it’s the one in stag. These two were completely made in Japan. There is one with MOP that was made in Japan but the handles were put on at A.G. Russells shop. I don’t have that one, but am always looking for it. Trappers are not a pattern I particularly care for, but this one is so unique that it’s on my short list. Love the looks, design and the blades on these.

I see why you like these Mark! Beautiful, beefy frame shape! I don't care much for Trappers either,
but that Spey blade is at another level! I like 'em! Many

[Sharpnshinyknives]

Very nice collection of Camp knives Homer and that is sweet line up of Bucks.

I got another Dogleg trapper by A.G. Russell. This one has Quince Burl wood handles. The first one I purchased from KJ, Roland Procter over 5 years ago, it’s the one in stag. These two were completely made in Japan. There is one with MOP that was made in Japan but the handles were put on at A.G. Russells shop. I don’t have that one, but am always looking for it. Trappers are not a pattern I particularly care for, but this one is so unique that it’s on my short list. Love the looks, design and the blades on these.

I see why you like these Mark! Beautiful, beefy frame shape! I don't care much for Trappers either,
but that Spey blade is at another level! I like 'em! Many

Thanks Tony. If I were ever tempted to carry a trapper, this would be the one. The blades are elegant. A.G. Russell offered these in 2010- 2011, I found them in old catalogs from that time period for reference. These aren’t just great looking but they feel great in hand. You can sense the quality.

[bighomer]

The Bucks
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Knice group of Bucks Neighbor! Good variety of blades!
I have noticed from the "Carry" thread, you like to carry large and smaller knives in combo.

Thanks buddy, I generally have a smaller knife in my watch pocket, fingernail knife don'tcha know.

[bighomer]

Thanks Mark.

[Froe]

There are some really impressive sub-collections listed here. Many are unbelievably beautiful and all are unique. I really enjoy seeing what you guys are passionate about.
Here’s a a few pics of the larger framed knives in my Eye Brand collection. I’ve included an all metal auto, a clodbuster for airport use and a machete for fun. The machete is for the South American market and has both a paper tag and a blade stamp.The auto is marked Solingen and is quite heavy. The red lock back has a rounded dull point and etched Flughafen Kole/Bonn. I apologize for my lack of photography skills.
Froe

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

There are some really impressive sub-collections listed here. Many are unbelievably beautiful and all are unique. I really enjoy seeing what you guys are passionate about.
Here’s a a few pics of the larger framed knives in my Eye Brand collection. I’ve included an all metal auto, a clodbuster for airport use and a machete for fun. The machete is for the South American market and has both a paper tag and a blade stamp.The auto is marked Solingen and is quite heavy. The red lock back has a rounded dull point and etched Flughafen Kole/Bonn. I apologize for my lack of photography skills.
Froe
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NICE Eye Brand Collection Froe! I didn't know they made a machete.

[bighomer]

Just in case I have to skin a deer.

[Froe]

There are some really impressive sub-collections listed here. Many are unbelievably beautiful and all are unique. I really enjoy seeing what you guys are passionate about.
Here’s a a few pics of the larger framed knives in my Eye Brand collection. I’ve included an all metal auto, a clodbuster for airport use and a machete for fun. The machete is for the South American market and has both a paper tag and a blade stamp.The auto is marked Solingen and is quite heavy. The red lock back has a rounded dull point and etched Flughafen Kole/Bonn. I apologize for my lack of photography skills.
Froe
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NICE Eye Brand Collection Froe! I didn't know they made a machete.

Thanks CCC! I’m sure they are out there, but it’s the only one I have seen.
Froe

[Sharpnshinyknives]

What a German Eye collection.
Big Homer that’s an impressive collection of folding hunters.

I just added another Cattaraugus to the collection. Made by Canal Street for A.G. Russell on the 35th anniversary of Cattaraugus Cutlery. The stag is a new addition to the collection. The other one is mammoth ivory. These are such well made knives. These feel like they could cut anything. Opens with a nice hard snap. Sure miss Canal Street and the great knives they produced.

[Froe]

I really like those bow back Catts. They look sturdy enough to work someone a lifetime.
Froe

[Sharpnshinyknives]

They are Froe. I’ve been impressed with these since I first handled one years ago.

[wlf]

Here you go ~Q~.
You can never have enough information when studying something. I have added about 30 more since these pictures.
The last picture was for examining the differences in pruning blades and contains knives that are unsharpened, except the Remington and it is 95% or better. People can be easily fooled by nicely profiled pruning and spear blades on knives cleaned.

[C-WADE7]

Here you go ~Q~.
You can never have enough information when studying something. I have added about 30 more since these pictures.
The last picture was for examining the differences in pruning blades and contains knives that are unsharpened, except the Remington and it is 95% or better. People can be easily fooled by nicely profiled pruning and spear blades on knives cleaned.

What an amazing collection Lyle!!

[wlf]

Here you go ~Q~.
You can never have enough information when studying something. I have added about 30 more since these pictures.
The last picture was for examining the differences in pruning blades and contains knives that are unsharpened, except the Remington and it is 95% or better. People can be easily fooled by nicely profiled pruning and spear blades on knives cleaned.

What an amazing collection Lyle!!

Thanks buddy, I'm glad I started buying these mostly before everybody .

[Froe]

Wow Lyle. Heck of a collection there.