Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[JB in LV]

Lon Humphrey Gold Digger, kephart style knife. I have watched this exact knife on the dealer web site for a long time, and finally decided I could it. Glad I did when it arrived. Will take on a hike in the morning.

 

[Centermass]

A little Ti and marbled carbon fiber classiness.

 

[Will Power]

This arrived yesterday together with a tee-shirt, a really nice surprise from the USA , generous present from I Invoice . Many thanks to you Neal

CASE Big Stockman Jadebone

 

[Modoc ED]

 

[screened porch]

The Mexican Bowie is new. The Buck 119 is for scale.
It would have had horn handle inserts that will have been eaten by worms.

I had many cunning and artful thoughts about handle inserts, but I wound up using some steel stick epoxy putty I already had. Cheap and easy is who I am.

I'll tape and sand it a bit when it's fully cured.

It will fit perfectly in a Mark II Navy sheath.

 

[sf fanatic]

I just got a package from the Land Under that is a gift from Jon meako . It’s a beautiful clip point bunny knife. The Forum is a great place and folks like Jon make it even better! Thanks mate!

 

[Rufus1949]

I just got a package from the Land Under that is a gift from Jon meako . It’s a beautiful clip point bunny knife. The Forum is a great place and folks like Jon make it even better! Thanks mate!View attachment 2779486

Congrats on your new Eye Witness Dan.
Well done Meako, for keeping the spirit of friendship alive.

 

[BakeryWizard]

These 2 came today. Believe it or not I've never had a douk douk. And after my experience with the Montpellier friction folder I got this Capucin to go with it.

 

[majorpain1]

Nice little IKCO boys knife for $3, Cripple Creek GEC12 & new 93 for the collection.

 

[JW225]

Nice little IKCO boys knife for $3, Cripple Creek GEC12 & new 93 for the collection.

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Lovin' the Cripple Creek.

 

[Will Power]

These 2 came today. Believe it or not I've never had a douk douk. And after my experience with the Montpellier friction folder I got this Capucin to go with it.
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Very tasteful. Douk-Douk is an odd and very satisfying knife, so simple and so effective, I have two of them both the small 9cm variant, 1 carbon like yours and an all stainless one Sandvik 14c28n which is horribly sharp Plus these help keep the evil eye off

 

[HFinn]

I bought these two from another knife enthusiast on local fb group. The "junki" (Finnish term for a pen knife) came without a sheath. Original Helle sheath is also not to my taste, so the sheath workshop is up and running.

 

[Badger28]

As a big kitchen knife guy, this was an amazing find

 

[Jakeywax31]

Two recent additions. These 60s and 70s Case knives are great. Can’t beat the red Case bone of the past. IXL lamb is one I’ve been hunting down for a while.

 

[sunknife]

Two recent additions. These 60s and 70s Case knives are great. Can’t beat the red Case bone of the past. IXL lamb is one I’ve been hunting down for a while.

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A couple of nice ones there, Paul. Always satisfying when you can score one you've been hunting for awhile.

 

[sunknife]

This arrived yesterday afternoon. 7-3/4" oal stag and Micarta handle by GL Drew, purchased here on the knife makers for sale forum.

 

[mrknife]

joining the flock

 

[Jakeywax31]

A couple of nice ones there, Paul. Always satisfying when you can score one you've been hunting for awhile.

Thanks, Greg. Hunting them down is half of the fun.

 

[TheFactor]

Edit: Sorry guys and gals I accidentally posted in the wrong thread . Mods feel free to delete . My apologies

 

[DirtDawg]

Dateline: About a week or so back, but still my most recent arrival.

I'm a sucker for an old fishing knife in even half decent condition. So, after spotting this Colonial, I was able to work the price down to a comfortable level for my wallet. The next thing I knew, it was resting with a few others on the Fish Knife display shelf in my basement. I'll get around to cleaning it up someday.

Nothing of any real monetary value on my shelf, but I do have some priceless memories that are stirred when I visit the area. Most of the knives shown are knives I grew up with or have used throughout my adult life. Some are simply reminders of what may have rested in my tackle box at some stage of my life, be it childhood or adult.

So many good times with my brothers in our youth. May they both rest in peace.