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Good looking skinner, Tony, and it's a Chris Reeve no less!
You are the only one I know who has Champagne taste on a Champagne income, lucky you! 
I've lost track of your fixed blade accumulations with all the models you acquired last month, but they look really good on you. 
Thanks Mark! But no champagne income here ... good deals/finds find me.Madmarco wrote: ↑Sun Mar 02, 2025 11:40 pmGood looking skinner, Tony, and it's a Chris Reeve no less!
me too, but 
Thank you very much! This is a great thread, I'm very glad to know that I'm not alone, there are many of usMadmarco wrote: ↑Wed Feb 12, 2025 6:28 amNow that's the spirit that was intended for this thread, not anything specific but more of an overall good feeling just being close to your knives, and for the reasons you stated, D.S, well put!desert.snake wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 12:32 pm Great thread! Mine are on the left side of my home computer where I sit. I can reach most of them, but sometimes I rotate them and move them to a drawer. Today the closest one is Sunfish from Marbles, which my friend gave me for my birthday. Smooth, but not too slippery, nice round shape and weight. I really like holding it in my hands. Although my friend says that I behave like a fetishist and my wife calls me crazy. It's not in the first photo because it's in the second hand
I sure like your big fat Marbles, and it goes well below the skinny little trapper, great comparison picture!
Welcome!
It's great to read and see people sharing these wonderful moments It's not that I don't like expensive knives, I had a few, but due to some unfortunate circumstances I had to sell them (last two photo)Great picturesdesert.snake wrote: ↑Mon Mar 03, 2025 10:02 pmHere are 4 - Sunfish, Wenger, Boker and the prototype Lanny's Clip and then with Buck 112. The prototype was made by my friend, I want to make him make a Lockback Whittler someday
Great Comfort Knives!!!!
Yes sir, that is a fine deal, Tony, and you're right, too, I'd forgotten about your superior search, track, and acquire skills, although this just makes the knife that much sweeter.Corn Creek Cutlery wrote: ↑Mon Mar 03, 2025 2:22 amThanks Mark! But no champagne income here ... good deals/finds find me.Madmarco wrote: ↑Sun Mar 02, 2025 11:40 pmGood looking skinner, Tony, and it's a Chris Reeve no less!
Got this one for 80 USD!
Great handles.desert.snake wrote: ↑Fri Mar 14, 2025 9:08 am Found it at a local flea market in very good condition. Very nice knife, I can't bring myself to use it because of its rarity, but it's quite interesting to just hold it in my hands
DandyMadmarco wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2025 9:02 pm Enough of Pee-Wee, much more of this!
8)WIN_20250225_10_57_18_Pro.jpgWIN_20250225_14_10_36_Pro.jpgWIN_20250225_10_58_26_Pro.jpgThis knife is a 9" open slip-joint and was handmade by renowned English maker Graham Clayton dba Digby Knives. It features a SS heavily file-worked spear-point blade that includes a nail-nick, NS bolster and wraparound inserts, even heavier intricately designed file-work on the spine, thick brass liners, and some of the firiest MOP these eyes have seen. Held together with brass pins on it's beautiful gunstock body.
How many times have ya'll read about my dislike for file-work, well let me tell you, the work that was done on this knife goes beyond what I have previously seen and looks great, it may convert me.
Walks and talks incredibly smoothly with a half-stop, and arrived in pristine condition.
Comfortable weight of about 6 oz.'s, and came dull so I could sharpen it to my satisfaction.
I have decided to focus on only high-end knives to accumulate, and stop buying any mid-road and/or cheapos, and I started with this one. I have enough of the stuff we post everyday, so I can continue with those and concentrate my buying to models like this today. At least that's the plan!
I paid-up a bit on this beauty, but Rob C./Knives Worth Using helped me out by accepting an offer, thanks again, Rob!
.....DM11 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 19, 2025 3:47 am
..... Well, 
... I just stopped by the 'Ol C.K.T to get a little rest ....
... ... amd take a 'lill nap ..
..... 
Thanks, buddy,DM11 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 19, 2025 3:46 amDandyMadmarco wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2025 9:02 pm Enough of Pee-Wee, much more of this!
8)WIN_20250225_10_57_18_Pro.jpgWIN_20250225_14_10_36_Pro.jpgWIN_20250225_10_58_26_Pro.jpgThis knife is a 9" open slip-joint and was handmade by renowned English maker Graham Clayton dba Digby Knives. It features a SS heavily file-worked spear-point blade that includes a nail-nick, NS bolster and wraparound inserts, even heavier intricately designed file-work on the spine, thick brass liners, and some of the firiest MOP these eyes have seen. Held together with brass pins on it's beautiful gunstock body.
How many times have ya'll read about my dislike for file-work, well let me tell you, the work that was done on this knife goes beyond what I have previously seen and looks great, it may convert me.
Walks and talks incredibly smoothly with a half-stop, and arrived in pristine condition.
Comfortable weight of about 6 oz.'s, and came dull so I could sharpen it to my satisfaction.
I have decided to focus on only high-end knives to accumulate, and stop buying any mid-road and/or cheapos, and I started with this one. I have enough of the stuff we post everyday, so I can continue with those and concentrate my buying to models like this today. At least that's the plan!
I paid-up a bit on this beauty, but Rob C./Knives Worth Using helped me out by accepting an offer, thanks again, Rob!
..." go Jim Dandy go Jim Dandy, Jim Dandy to the rescue"! ... Just thought I would drop in and see what is new on the C.K.T...... ... ... 
I always sleep with knives 
Great knife!!ThatWeirdKnifeGuy wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 1:57 am
Will probably fall asleep right here on this couch tonight with this lovely knife in my pocket. It'll probably fall out as I get comfy, then I'll wake up at 4am and shuffle to my bed. Ill put these pants back on when I wake up at 6am and instinctively check for my knife. There will be moments of panic upon feeling the empty pocket as I try to recall where I dropped it. Then I'll race right back down here to reclaim my prize
Got this at the recent Badger Knife show. Its an Aerial, a Wisconsin knife from the 30's, advertising another Wisconsin based company. Solid as the day it was made.
Corn Creek Cutlery wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 12:26 pm WAKE UP CKT!!
AL Mar 3003 Attack Sere Seki Japan 6" Closed From The 80s
Don't lose that one in the couch. You'd be sad probably.Corn Creek Cutlery wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 12:26 pm WAKE UP CKT!!
AL Mar 3003 Attack Sere Seki Japan 6" Closed From The 80s
Many thanks!
Beautiful!!!!!
and a table knife at that! 
Hmmmm.... I just noticed some disturbing similarities in how Pee-Wee shows off his knife AND how 'Ol Marco shows off his!!! 
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