Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[joeradza]

That's a beauty, Alan!

Thanks Gary. After all that's passed I've finally come around to the trapper.

 

[Modoc ED]

This Case SS single blade Navy Sowbelly with Gray Sawcut Bone covers arrived by mail this week. The Navy theme appealed to me and I'll put it with some of my Navy memorabilia.

 

[WHT]

Arrived in the mail today from Sheffield, England

 

[black mamba]

This one came yesterday, and I'm already adding some patina. Tiger Eye acrylic.

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

This Camillus tl29 is my first Camillus branded one,first with wood covers as well. This one has the most full untouched blade of this era Camillus knives I've found so far. I really dont want to go so far as saying it's the factory edge,but it sure looks it. At least whatever was used to sharpen it last left striations like you see on a new knife,but aren't freshly done either. Little bit of play in the blades,good walk'n'talk though. Hey,for 10 bucks how could I walk away without it?

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

A couple I got cheap to mod. I'm thinking, if possible, to make the Klien a 2 layered knife but swapping in the caplifter from the Camillus. Doing some elk covers and maybe reuse the bail from the Camillus. And maybe mod the Camillus into a 2 blader as well with the main and the pen blades and recover it too. What yall think?

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

Got this Chinese Remington with clamshell bolsters with the idea of doing a recover job on it as well. Not sure yet though. And finally this little gem

Neat find imo, unexpected knife related trinket in a case of other odds'n'ends

 

[JohnDF]

Neat find imo, unexpected knife related trinket in a case of other odds'n'ends

That's a neat find.

 

[Cutfinger]

Got this Chinese Remington with clamshell bolsters with the idea of doing a recover job on it as well. Not sure yet though. And finally this little gem

Neat find imo, unexpected knife related trinket in a case of other odds'n'ends

Keen Kutter plaque is too cool!

 

[Just Tom.]

This Camillus tl29 is my first Camillus branded one,first with wood covers as well. This one has the most full untouched blade of this era Camillus knives I've found so far. I really dont want to go so far as saying it's the factory edge,but it sure looks it. At least whatever was used to sharpen it last left striations like you see on a new knife,but aren't freshly done either. Little bit of play in the blades,good walk'n'talk though. Hey,for 10 bucks how could I walk away without it?

I say absolutely, go for it!

 

[salty141]

2 Packages and 3 knives, good day!

 

[E40]

New Davison.

 

[Half/Stop]

These four are my newest.

 

[BigKurtHaze]

 

[waynorth]

Got this Chinese Remington with clamshell bolsters with the idea of doing a recover job on it as well. Not sure yet though. And finally this little gem

Neat find imo, unexpected knife related trinket in a case of other odds'n'ends

Great KK sign!! Nice score Kevin!!

 

[Tpost]

 

[joeradza]

A while back I saw John Lloyd comment on a coffin jack knife and I said could you make one in carbon fiber? His answer: EZ PZ. The result speaks for itself. F&F and W&T is superb and just look at that zulu blade. The grinds and the swedge are magnificent.

 

[JohnDF]

I used to own a GEC #73 Liner Lock. I felt the liner lock was a little fidgety, so I sold it. Since then I've been looking for a good deal on another #73. After WaveRave's GAW lit the #73 fire again, I made up my mind to hunt one down for myself. I had to sell a couple of knives to get this one but I'm very happy I did. The build quality is excellent, the pulls are strong, I adore deep black ebony, and this may become my new favorite knife... Just in time for #73 Mania to hit the GEC thread.

 

[d.r.h.]

Customized Case baby doctor’s knife (2006 production model) with peacock appaloosa bone covers.

 

[Modoc ED]

Well, here it is. Charlie's latet SFO - "Real Lambfoot Knife". The build is exdellent with no glitches what so ever and the ebony covers are very dark and even.

Since this knife is an old English pattern built by an American manufacturer I partnered it with a British Crown coin.