Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[Just Tom.]

Got another cheap but interesting one. I’m not generally a fan of stainless, but I suppose if I’m going to go stainless I might as well go ALL stainless.

The blades nestle nicely into a very slim package. No pins to be seen - I think the handles may have posts which snap together like one of those snap-together plastic models.

Seems to have some history behind it:

Apparently I’m not supposed to pole-vault while using this knife:

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Those warning labels are fantastic

 

[Pinemoon]

Recently located two of the GEC 61 Square Bolster Congresses. A Sea Glass and a Green Briar Jig Bone.View attachment 1279963 View attachment 1279964 View attachment 1279965 View attachment 1279966

That sea glass is great looking stuff

Here's my newest Alan Davis that I will be toting for a long time. The dark jigged bone covers sport antiqued copper bolsters and shield, along with copper pins. Alan made the 2.675" blade from some of Del Ealy's random pattern Damascus.

Stunning piece. Congratulations!

If someone tells you that money can't buy happiness, get rid of them because you don't need that kind of negativity in your life!!

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Beautiful.
What is the piece on the left with the Damascus?

 

[Quiet]

That sea glass is great looking stuff




Stunning piece. Congratulations!


Beautiful.
What is the piece on the left with the Damascus?

Thank you! That is the Lone Star Knives SFO #86. Damascus blade made from metal taken from the USS Texas, and the covers are Pine taken from the same ship. An excellent, excellent knife.

 

[HEMI 49]

If someone tells you that money can't buy happiness, get rid of them because you don't need that kind of negativity in your life!!

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That is a beautiful line-up of 86's!!.... It is a wonderful pattern!!

 

[Pinemoon]

Thank you! That is the Lone Star Knives SFO #86. Damascus blade made from metal taken from the USS Texas, and the covers are Pine taken from the same ship. An excellent, excellent knife.

No kidding. Pretty cool

 

[Pàdruig]

If someone tells you that money can't buy happiness, get rid of them because you don't need that kind of negativity in your life!!

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Dang! You went all out! Very nice. You need one of Barry's in Bloodwood (no, you can't have mine ).

 

[Quiet]

Dang! You went all out! Very nice. You need one of Barry's in Bloodwood (no, you can't have mine ).

Ahem, notice the sig line?

 

[justsomedude]

Here's my newest Alan Davis that I will be toting for a long time. The dark jigged bone covers sport antiqued copper bolsters and shield, along with copper pins. Alan made the 2.675" blade from some of Del Ealy's random pattern Damascus.

Awesome! I love Alan’s work and it’s great to see a slipjoint from him.

 

[joeradza]

That sea glass is great looking stuff

Sure is pretty, thanks.

 

[315]

Another 34OT....because sometimes you do need a hole in your head

 

[TheChunk91]

Another 34OT....because sometimes you do need a hole in your head

I know that feeling!

 

[ArchiveMoto]

Coming into 2020 like a wrecking ball, going to need to muster some restraint at some point.

 

[JohnDF]

Fairmount Cut Co, supposedly from the 30's. I believe it was made by Camillus. I like the handle covers and of course I love serpentine Jacks. Pretty happy with this one, it's in excellent shape and well-built.

 

[Will Power]

Just an SAK Alox Pruner, very svelte and that small Pruner blade...

 

[JTB_5]

Back from a blade delete by @Signalprick who did a fine job.

 

[Markeologist]

Both arrived this week, Russlock for front pocket, one handed opening for general heavier use; the mini trapper w/ cap lifter for back pocket, cutting food and opening bottles of beer. My first foray into carrying two pocket knives.

 

[Tim.E]

 

[ismaris]

Bought on the bay. Factory edges. In my price range too!

 

[Old Hunter]

ismaris
Very nice pickup on a classic! OH