Show off your fixed blades!
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Very unusual and wonderful knife, Gene! I love it!

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Thanks Cal! The ivory makes it the most beautiful puukko I have ever seen and I have had some fine stasknivs.
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That would qualify as jewelry. Walrus ivory is especially beautiful to me and that is a fine example. GorgeousGunsil wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2026 6:11 pm BE736609-A5DD-4C2F-A3B1-67237659C892.jpegED9C486C-84ED-4F31-92A8-086B887D252F.jpegCB6A8D13-82DF-4D57-89C9-0883AADAA6F0.jpeg5C469F09-D8DD-46AD-AD40-06E15779CC5A.jpegA2D3F0A7-6281-4EE5-AC1A-FCD479B57227.jpeg
This is one of the few puukkos I have owned. The blade is a Helle, I don't know who made the knife and sheath. Knife and sheath are carved from walrus ivory which is a material I really like. The writing on the sheath translates to "return" or "come back to Tromso", Tromso being a city in Norway. One heck of a souvenir! Mounts on sheath are hallmarked and silver, not nickel.
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Beautiful knife but the sheath really sets it off.tongueriver wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2026 6:26 pm Here is another Norwegian knife.
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The only custom-made fixed blade I own. Made for me by my friend a Guild member, Frank McGowan back in the late eighties.(#39) The handle is antique Sambar stag from an old Sheffield carving set. The blade, guard and butt-plate are Damascus. Overall 10 inches with a 5-1/4' blade. He was a good friend and I cherish the piece. J.O'.
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That is a very well-made piece with elegant lines throughout. So many custom knives cannot say that. It is a real keeper.
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X2tongueriver wrote: ↑Tue May 12, 2026 12:59 am That is a very well-made piece with elegant lines throughout. So many custom knives cannot say that. It is a real keeper.
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Thanks gents. Frank was a classy guy and a real artist. J.O'.
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Niiiiiiiiiice! And I like the file work. Looks like little pushdaggers.Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2026 8:08 pm The only custom-made fixed blade I own. Made for me by my friend a Guild member, Frank McGowan back in the late eighties.(#39) The handle is antique Sambar stag from an old Sheffield carving set. The blade, guard and butt-plate are Damascus. Overall 10 inches with a 5-1/4' blade. He was a good friend and I cherish the piece. J.O'.
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This is a beauty!Gunsil wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2026 6:11 pm BE736609-A5DD-4C2F-A3B1-67237659C892.jpegED9C486C-84ED-4F31-92A8-086B887D252F.jpegCB6A8D13-82DF-4D57-89C9-0883AADAA6F0.jpeg5C469F09-D8DD-46AD-AD40-06E15779CC5A.jpegA2D3F0A7-6281-4EE5-AC1A-FCD479B57227.jpeg
This is one of the few puukkos I have owned. The blade is a Helle, I don't know who made the knife and sheath. Knife and sheath are carved from walrus ivory which is a material I really like. The writing on the sheath translates to "return" or "come back to Tromso", Tromso being a city in Norway. One heck of a souvenir! Mounts on sheath are hallmarked and silver, not nickel.
David
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A nice lil guy, made by a guy on a canadian knife fb group.
7" overall with oak handle, 52100 steel.
7" overall with oak handle, 52100 steel.
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Another nice one!
I love wood and a smaller drop point knife is one of the most useful types of fixed blade.
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The Helle you say! 
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Yeah, i like my smaller fixed blades. I have one i purchased last year, amoore maker, has a horizontal belt sheath. I find is a superb small carry blade. Stay on your belt out of the way.tongueriver wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2026 1:46 am Another nice one!I love wood and a smaller drop point knife is one of the most useful types of fixed blade.
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Thanks Steve, I kinda see them as little arrow points. Don't know what Frank was going for there but I'm really glad to have a personal piece that we designed a bit together. I brought the handle and the Woodcraft shape, Frank did the details. J.O'.
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That's a beauty Scale Military.Scale Military wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2026 1:44 am A nice lil guy, made by a guy on a canadian knife fb group.
7" overall with oak handle, 52100 steel.
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Thanks doglegg
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This one goes out to CxIII .....
Please visit my AAPK store: https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/ca ... er_id=2383
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I likes it TopDog ... great score!
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Thanks CxIIICorn Creek Cutlery wrote: ↑Sat May 16, 2026 11:45 pmI likes it TopDog ... great score!![]()
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