Knife Photography

[toomanyknives]

Thanks for the comments, Fellows.

Nice Copperhead, Charlie. Fortunately, I like snakes so I would be happy to find either kind.

Here is the knife with the shield I posted above. These old Schrades were made in an era when a man used a tool until there was nothing left to use.
Schrade11a.jpg

Stories to tell. What a knife was meant for!

[Quick Steel]

Mel, a wonderful shield. And perfectly centered.

[Quick Steel]

[Knives-of-france]

Aurillac in black horn by Le Sabot

[Dinadan]

Thanks for the kind words, fellows.
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Beautiful pearl on that Kentucky knife, QS.

KoF - That Aurillac is a unique style of knife. Very cool.
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These old Schrades were made in an era when a man used a tool until there was nothing left to use.

It's always amusing to me that it usually wasn't all the blades but especially a favorite one.

It seems to me that the sheepsfoot and the coping blades got used up more than any others. I can understand that since they are two of my favorite blades.

[doglegg]

Thanks for the kind words, fellows.
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Beautiful pearl on that Kentucky knife, QS.

KoF - That Aurillac is a unique style of knife. Very cool.
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These old Schrades were made in an era when a man used a tool until there was nothing left to use.

It's always amusing to me that it usually wasn't all the blades but especially a favorite one.

It seems to me that the sheepsfoot and the coping blades got used up more than any others. I can understand that since they are two of my favorite blades.

Actually mine too.

[Sasquach]

Wood is good....

[Fingers]

Mentioned in “The Canterbury Tales”