Here is my latest...Alan posted this on Instagram and I grabbed it shortly thereafter...it’s smaller than my normal knife from Alan but a perfect size for the pocket...2 3/8” Blade, 3 1/8” Closed and 5 2/5” OAL...
Another new Davis to add to the gallery. This one is a front tab opening liner lock with stag scales, a 3 inch blade made from some of Del Ealy's ladder pattern Damascus, and carved/antiqued bolsters with rat tail. Alan also antiqued the hardware as well as the Roman knot back spacer.
Another new Alan Davis arrived and couldn’t be happier. It’s similar to the stag liner lock I recently got from him, but has a slightly larger frame and dressed in copper and mammoth. The blade is just under 3 inches and made from some of Rob Thomas’ bold raindrop pattern Damascus.
My latest from Alan...a Trapper with a 3 1/4” Steve Standish Carbon Blade & Bolsters and some absolutely fantastic Blue Mammoth...a great addition to my collection...
This new one has already become my EDC for the time being. Really like it, despite it being just a little larger than I prefer, with a 3.375" blade. Lately, Alan has been forging his own Damascus. On this knife, he used a multi-bar, random pattern for the blade and bolsters. The scales are nicely dyed giraffe bone. And, of course, he did special file work, texturing, and double anodizing on the back spacer and liners.
Alan Davis makes wonderful folders from what I see on this thread. Thanks everyone for sharing!
I am looking for my first Alan Davis folder. If anyone has any on the larger side (3.25" - 3.5"+) that they are open to possibly moving, please send me a message.
Was able to pick up another Davis from a great BF member ( @dispatch184 ) and am thrilled with it. It's a smaller slip joint with stunning Sambar stag covers and a 2.375" blade made from some of Del Ealy's T-Rex pattern Damascus. Del makes some very nice Damascus. Bought my first knife with his Damascus back in 2013.
Okay .... here's a real beauty (well, in my eyes!). This gent's liner lock has some absolutely stunning blue mammoth ivory scales. The bolsters and the 3 inch blade are made from some of Chad Nichols' "cheetah" pattern Damascus. To further jazz things up, Alan did some extensive file work and double anodizing on the liners and back spacer. Took me all of about 10 seconds to know I wanted to add this one to the collection!
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