Collections, Sub-Collections and Family Group Photos

[Gtrclktr-351]

Those are beautifully detailed knives Gtr! Very nice! I have never seen Thai knives before.
Thank you for posting.

In my opinion they were made as “tourist knives” that were picked up by catalog only knife merchants like Atlanta Cutlery.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Those are beautifully detailed knives Gtr! Very nice! I have never seen Thai knives before.
Thank you for posting.

In my opinion they were made as “tourist knives” that were picked up by catalog only knife merchants like Atlanta Cutlery.

As Q said ... interesting. Did they stamp them or do the detailing by hand?

[QTCut5]

This group is my current wall cabinet display of some of my favorite customs and factory knives with interesting handle materials

[Gtrclktr-351]

Corn Creek Cutlery wrote: As Q said ... interesting. Did they stamp them or do the detailing by hand?

The appearance, which is what drew me to the knives, seems more like they were stamped rather than engraved. And the price would definitely indicate stamping.

[knife7knut]

A buncha scout/utility knives and one very special Kamp King: my grandfather's that nearly amputated one of my fingers when I was 8 years old. I'm older now but am still wary of opening it.

[doglegg]

This group is my current wall cabinet display of some of my favorite customs and factory knives with interesting handle materials

The best of the best? Sweet.

[knife7knut]

This group is my current wall cabinet display of some of my favorite customs and factory knives with interesting handle materials

Lookin' GREAT! Some beautiful pieces there.

[Ivoryman]

This group is my current wall cabinet display of some of my favorite customs and factory knives with interesting handle materials

Wowweee, thats some pretty stuff to browse through every morning. Looks better than any of the stuff on our walls. Great pieces.

A buncha scout/utility knives and one very special Kamp King: my grandfather's that nearly amputated one of my fingers when I was 8 years old. I'm older now but am still wary of opening it.

Looks like a museum around here. Awesome accumulation, kudos for getting so many together. Lots of beauties in there.

[knife7knut]

Some more sub-groups:
Remington/PAL.
Gerber.
Parker.
Sharp.
G-96

[knife7knut]

G-96.
KA-BAR.
Case.

[QTCut5]

Some more sub-groups:

Ray, I think I may have asked you this previously a long time ago (and based on subtle clues evident in this thread I think I already know the answer), but do you ever sell any of your knives?

[Madmarco]

Rey/K7K!
I think rather than asking you how many knives do you have, I'll ask you how many knives DON'T you have?
I'll bet the number is far less than the number you do have!
Your displays and pictures are absolutely inspiring, well done!

[knife7knut]

At a point I had become disenchanted with knives & decided to sell the entire assemblage.
A gentleman back east that I knew made me a tremendous offer & I accepted it. Unfortunately(or fortunately as the case may be) he could not come up with the funds(I specified cash only) & that was that.
I used to trade knives with a friend back east, but we haven't seen one another in some time.
I may at some point divest myself of them(save a few with sentimental value)

[knifeaddict1965]

Great collections everyone! Ray & Gus, you guys have an amazing assortment of knives and Q, that is a beautiful display.

Here are a few group shots I got today.

Case Kodiaks

Banana Trappers

Stag Folding Hunters

Stag Cheetahs

Stag Large Saddlehorns

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Kevin, that is an outstanding display of big Case Knives!
I am not too much into their pocketknives, but like the bigger ones. You have some awesome Stag in your collection!

All collections in this thread are superbly excellent as well as abundant!

[knifeaddict1965]

Kevin, that is an outstanding display of big Case Knives!
I am not too much into their pocketknives, but like the bigger ones. You have some awesome Stag in your collection!

All collections in this thread are superbly excellent as well as abundant!

Thanks Tony! Appreciate your feedback. As you can probably tell, I am also a fan of the large knives, and after looking through some of these threads today, I see you've been posting some great looking knives as well.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Kevin, that is an outstanding display of big Case Knives!
I am not too much into their pocketknives, but like the bigger ones. You have some awesome Stag in your collection!

All collections in this thread are superbly excellent as well as abundant!

Thanks Tony! Appreciate your feedback. As you can probably tell, I am also a fan of the large knives, and after looking through some of these threads today, I see you've been posting some great looking knives as well.

Thanks Kevin!

[knife7knut]

As stated before, my main storage is an antique 24 drawer typographer's cabinet. Had to make some modifications to allow it to hold knives. As the drawers are only about 1 inch deep, it precludes storing most fixed blades.
At present only 22 drawers are used for knives; the other 2 for miscellaneous items.
So here is drawer #3. Mostly contains Swiss Army Knives & knives made in France. Hope you enjoy the pics. Will try & post 1 drawer a day.

[knife7knut]

Drawer 3 page 2

[Ivoryman]

Great collections everyone! Ray & Gus, you guys have an amazing assortment of knives and Q, that is a beautiful display.

Here are a few group shots I got today.

Case Kodiaks
Case Kodiaks.jpg


Banana Trappers
Case 51 Banana Trappers.jpg


Stag Folding Hunters
Stag Folding Hunters.jpg


Stag Cheetahs
Stag Cheetahs.jpg


Stag Large Saddlehorns
Case 52100 Large Stag Saddlehorns.jpg

Sweet fancy holy moly! incredible beauties. You have an incredible group. Bunch of Holy Grail looking things, man that is a pile of pretties. Bravo.

[knife7knut]

A few TL-29 patterns. The military versions will be in another post.

[Gtrclktr-351]

A few of my “nicer” miniatures

[knifeaddict1965]

Great collections everyone! Ray & Gus, you guys have an amazing assortment of knives and Q, that is a beautiful display.

Here are a few group shots I got today.

Sweet fancy holy moly! incredible beauties. You have an incredible group. Bunch of Holy Grail looking things, man that is a pile of pretties. Bravo.

Thanks for the notice I-Man! Always appreciate your positive feedback.

[Madmarco]

At a point I had become disenchanted with knives & decided to sell the entire assemblage.
A gentleman back east that I knew made me a tremendous offer & I accepted it. Unfortunately(or fortunately as the case may be) he could not come up with the funds(I specified cash only) & that was that.
I used to trade knives with a friend back east, but we haven't seen one another in some time.
I may at some point divest myself of them(save a few with sentimental value)

I hear ya, Rey, and I think that deal falling through was a blessing, otherwise we may not have met you or had the pleasure of your company, knives, and pictures!
Thanks for being you!

[Madmarco]

This group is my current wall cabinet display of some of my favorite customs and factory knives with interesting handle materials

Awesome as always, ~Q~!