All About Pocket Knives

Schrade, 154UH customized...
(Dale used Camel bone.)

more Schrades...

Nice Schrades, Gentlemen! Not to take from the knives themselves, but I really like those elephant-hide sheaths. So far it has not been determined whether they are actually from elephants, although there is a credible story.

You go, CheckSix! We've got us a Schrade Parade goin' on!

Ok so I've been taking new pics of my sheath knives for my personal records. I try and share a few each starting with these 4 Line Camillus. Hope everyone enjoys. Any ideas on the one sheath, odd shaped rivets and a # on the back reminiscent of how some military stuff is marked.

4 Line Camillus marked Sword Brand

Got this fifteen inch Bark River monster in today and I am impressed. Desert Ironwood, CPM 3V steel ground from quarter inch stock. So now what do I do with it? Is it too late to book a mastodon hunt?

This 4" bladed Mora is now out of production.

Hey TR...thats the kinda knife you want on your side in a all around survival situation...
what is the pattern name...and...does the sheath have any kind of keeper strap ???
With the handle, blade, sheath, its got alot of Marble's looks to it,,,
I can see Trailmaker, Ideal, & Special patterns all in one Gigantor blade & handle shape,,, really a nice knife !!!

Will
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Some fresh pics of my Queens hope they are a little better

Couple of Catts

Couple of File knives, a custom and rehandled Imperial

A Case for economy.....

Nice CASE!
Here is a recent BUCK offering, an 'Open Season Small Game.'

I posted this one on the photography thread but I figure it would do well here too...

I love you guys showing yer fixed blades thought I'd show an antique Remington RH 28-4.5" and a modern Anza stag

garddogg56 wrote:I love you guys showing yer fixed blades thought I'd show an antique Remington RH 28-4.5" and a modern Anza stag

Good ones! I didn't know Anza made handles that fancy! I bet that Remington had some tales to tell.

Especially when she came from one of the oldest and largest farms in Windham Maine....Tongue Anza puts sum nice material on there knives and the file steel is the best of ANY fixed blade I own.

Harry Morseth (not his son Steve), made 1964 or 1965

T.R. how do you know Harry M. made the knife ? I think i read that they are not marked ?
kj

just picked this one up, cheap too!!

i am smiling

Walter L. Kneubuhler

patch knife

Nice one cato....they don't get much better than a Walt K....

Have not shown any for a while so.....

Marbles Woodcraft with unmolested blade and perfect tip, not easy to find these days.

Erik Frost with laminated SS blade and scout type sheath.

Just ordered my Busse Combat - "Axe Hammer" combat knife and kydex sheath. A tribute / commemorative knife to Matt Axelson - SEAL Team 10 - Operation Red Wing. My first Busse! and after reading Lone Survivor and seeing Marcus Luttrell speak so highly of Axe, it seemed like the obvious thing to do was to support him post mortem. He received the Navy Cross.

I have a fair number of fixed blades but only a few I am particularly fond of. This is one of them, a skinner by Rudy Ruana.