All About Pocket Knives

Greetings,



I have 3 tiny neckers to show this time. Handy little fellows and ideal companions for longer walks in the forest or on a mountain hikes. Helpful at peeling an apple, when you sit on a fallen tree trunk at lunch time, while goblins are lurking behind you in the bushes. Carving stuff into a stick to pass time in the hung up cage waiting for the water to boil up in the huge cauldron, after the goblins rushed you and dragged you away to their cave in the thick woods. Guess who's coming to dinner?! And finally eviscerating those pesky goblins with great delight, after you manage to free yourself from their primitive cage, thanks also to your trusty little knife and a well developed frontal lobe
They are around 18 cm long, the blade is 8 cm long, 30 mm wide. It is forged of 5160 and 1.2516 with 200 layers. The handle is made of deer antler and leather.
The sheath si made of 3.5 mm thick, sturdy cowhide. It could be used as a necker and a regular sheath as well, hung from a belt!


Hope you like them

Great looking set of lnives.

edge213 wrote:Great looking set of lnives.

Glad you like them!

Beautiful!

Csizmar, you don't know how many afternoons I have spent suspended in a cage waiting for the goblins to realize that I was too bony to eat. Usually they turn me back over to my wife and I spent the rest of the afternoon suspended in her cage she has for me in the back yard. I am not allowed to play with sharp sticks so I never whittle one. But if I ever did I would choose one of your beautiful knives to do it with. Excellent work as always.

Wonderful knives and sheaths. And now I keep a closer eye on the bushes when outside.

Great looking knives.

Steve Warden wrote:Beautiful!

Thank you

doglegg wrote:Csizmar, you don't know how many afternoons I have spent suspended in a cage waiting for the goblins to realize that I was too bony to eat. Usually they turn me back over to my wife and I spent the rest of the afternoon suspended in her cage she has for me in the back yard. I am not allowed to play with sharp sticks so I never whittle one. But if I ever did I would choose one of your beautiful knives to do it with. Excellent work as always.

Hehehe! This was really good! Hope your wife also finds you bony enough
Many thanks for the appreciation!

Quick Steel wrote:Wonderful knives and sheaths. And now I keep a closer eye on the bushes when outside.

Please do! The wilderness is full of horrors, my friend...

Tony_Wood wrote:Great looking knives.

Thank you very much!

Love the story, and those knives are beautiful....and hardocre tough looking at the same time, well done!

313 Mike wrote:Love the story, and those knives are beautiful....and hardocre tough looking at the same time, well done!

Thank you very much!
Well, I do like to think that my knives aren't just collectible items, but they are used every day.