"V" vant to see some more knifs;Yah ve do"....
Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2021 1:23 am
...with apologies for my horrible German accent.
#1 Gustav Voss 6 blade utility knife.
#2 Valley Falls Cutlery quill knife with wood handles.This was a secondary brand of Valley Forge Cutlery.
#3 Valley forge jack with pliers for a secondary blade in relic condition.
#4 Early Valley Forge scout/utility with shadow bolsters and reinforcing washers(missing).
#5 Valley Forge easy open jack.Pen blade was broken off so I converted it into a screwdriver.
#6 Valor #527;a clone of George Schrade's fishing knife.
#7 Valor Mustang;the first skeletonized fixed blade I saw as a production knife.
#8 Valor Ninja balisong with some of my file work on the spine.
#9 Etched,"Vendetta Corse"
#10 A couple of gentleman's knives by Vernco.
#1 Gustav Voss 6 blade utility knife.
#2 Valley Falls Cutlery quill knife with wood handles.This was a secondary brand of Valley Forge Cutlery.
#3 Valley forge jack with pliers for a secondary blade in relic condition.
#4 Early Valley Forge scout/utility with shadow bolsters and reinforcing washers(missing).
#5 Valley Forge easy open jack.Pen blade was broken off so I converted it into a screwdriver.
#6 Valor #527;a clone of George Schrade's fishing knife.
#7 Valor Mustang;the first skeletonized fixed blade I saw as a production knife.
#8 Valor Ninja balisong with some of my file work on the spine.
#9 Etched,"Vendetta Corse"
#10 A couple of gentleman's knives by Vernco.