Show us your "international" traditionals

[Will Power]

GERMAN Weidmannsheil 3" lockback, Sambar/Dam

 

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CANADIAN Grohmann Bird&Trout

 

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ITALIAN Lionsteel Ram's Horn Modern Barlow

 

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SPANISH Aitor Coco

 

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RUSSIAN Kizlyar 'Sobol' (Lynx) in Walnut

 

[KnifeRep]

Buffalo horn Stockman

 

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ENGLISH Two different Ettricks Pruner style frames

 

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JAPANESE Ohta Sambar

 

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FRENCH Fontenille-Pataud Horn

 

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CHINESE Paul Chen Sheffield folder Bonestag

 

[Gevonovich]

GERMAN Weidmannsheil 3" lockback, Sambar/Dam

JAPANESE Ohta Sambar

FRENCH Fontenille-Pataud Horn

Divine trio...wow !!!

 

[kamagong]

SPANISH Aitor Coco

I think those covers are bubinga Will.

 

[315]

I don’t have many from outside the US, but of those that I do Victorinox definitely dominates my collection.

Then there’s my German made Boker Barlow. This knife, just the way it is, could pretty much be the perfect pocket knife when it comes to size and blade configuration.

Last, but not least, the Helle Harding. Last years hunting season was a real bust for me. I really wanted to try this out on an elk but it wasn’t happening. Hopefully this year I’ll put some meat in the freezer. I’m thinking the Helle will make a good all around hunting, woods, camping knife.

 

[Will Power]

Divine trio...wow !!!

That's very kind & much appreciated

 

[Will Power]

I think those covers are bubinga Will.

Yes, I'm certain you are correct, thanks Could not remember the right wood, Bubinga is sometimes known as African Rosewood but not related to Coco. Grand stuff though

Regards, Will

 

[hornetguy]

GERMAN Weidmannsheil 3" lockback, Sambar/Dam

Very, very nice. So many knives, so little time....

 

[Âchillepattada]

Japanese from Sardinia

Japanese from France

Japanese from France and Sardinia

American from France and Sardinia

Spanish:

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[Will Power]

hornetguy Thank you, it's got thick slabs of amber Stag and is quite unusual.

 

[hornetguy]

ENGLISH Two different Ettricks Pruner style frames

Good grief, that Ablett is stunning. I wish I had heard of those before he passed. It's nearly impossible to find them now.... which is probably a good thing for my marital harmony...

 

[Wurrwulf]

Bumping this thread because I just added my first knife from Spain: a Joker NA111 lockback. Super impressed given the low cost. The blade shape and grind reminds me of Buck for some reason. Now I just need a French Laguioles and an Italian Resolza Pattada, and I'll be a happy camper.