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Three days of knife heaven.

KIMG5600~4.JPG Beautiful DM. The bones are outstanding. Great knives. ::tu:: ::tu:: Vintage barrel knife Nice looking piece, like the blade. What brand? ::tu:: ::tu:: The brand doesn’t exist anymore: parapluie à l’épreuve Thanks, I like the ones they don't make anymore. ::tu::

Jtx wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 3:25 pmBenchmade

Good looker, is that a Bugout with custom scales? Looks cool whatever it is. Nice pic too.

Resophonatic wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 3:52 pm I’m a little late to the party but…

Right to the front of the line with those beauties. Wooooowwwwwwiiiiie. Fabulous.

DM11 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 9:11 pmKIMG5600~4.JPG

Beautiful DM. The bones are outstanding. Great knives.

Knives-of-france wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 4:40 pm Vintage barrel knife

Nice looking piece, like the blade. What brand?

Gunstock Jacks, Charlie Compagna, and Orvet at least. All I recall off the top of my head. Also usually knowtracks.

Here's a pair. Robeson clip, Schrade spear. . Thats the kind I like! Fantastic examples in old bone ! Here is a Enders fish knife that has been shown on the bone thread that also belongs here . Thank you sir, and right back atcha, that is a beautiful old knife. Excellent jigging and color. I love t...

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 11:49 pm

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 9:30 pm

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:46 pm

That Bear and Sons bone is nice. Looks great. What do they call that? Thanks bud.

Bear & Son Beer-Tender Smooth Amber Bone Folding Knife

Ahhhh, that does look like Amber bone. Thanks for the answer. Good color, subtle variation in there. Very attractive.

::hmm:: hmmm... "Texas Osage orange wood" … I’ve lived in N. Tx all my life and around here it’s a Bois d’ Arc (said Bo~Dark) or just Horse apple tree. Further up in Oklahoma you start to hear Osage Orange. Ah, thanks for that. Appreciate the correction. GSP,TD orange Osage it is then. So...

Ken, wonderful Robeson gunstock Whittler. Here are some photos of mine. Yes, I got it from Charlie four or five years ago—thanks again Charlie!! Yes it is pattern no. 632374. Wow, bones are killers. Man, hope remains that there are still a few of them out there waiting to be found. Fabulous piece. ...

That Little Bandit is really showin' its colors Joe! ::tu:: I found and purchased this one in the AAPK stores. Carried one of these for about 12 years and put it to hard use, don't know why they discontinued it, it is a solid workhorse. The last pic is the one I beat the hell out of. Whenever I get...

Thanks a bunch GSP. Three nice scores bud, very nice bones, great colors. Really like that amber bone. Congrats. Thanks I-Man, ::handshake:: ... I have mainly picked up bone lately, stag being harder for me to find (and afford :( ::teary_eyes:: ) . Only couple of nice stag pick-ups this year, but s...

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:52 pm

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 3:33 pm Lanyards away today

Nice I-Man! What is that wood on the GEC? Looks so familiar...

Says Texas Osage orange wood on the tube cap, but I don't know if the wood is really called Texas and orange. It's Osage though. Thanks for the compliment though. Appreciate that.

Nice ,very nice bones . Good to see you back at it G dog ! ::handshake:: Thanks J.P. ::handshake:: It is good to back in the AAPK World.... :wink: Some new bones I added to the "Pile" ..... ::facepalm:: Thanks a bunch GSP. Three nice scores bud, very nice bones, great colors. Really like ...

Lanyards away today

A Schrade Cut Co spear, and Robeson clip.

Here's a pair. Robeson clip, Schrade spear.

P1050207.JPG On the top of the table is a replica Viking sword. Lower of the stand is a Yemen made highly decorated knife. Behind the sword stand on the left are the white tubes of GEC knives while on the right are Schatt & Morgan knives in boxes. Across and in front of the sword stand is a ser...

352216 “The Drover” BF club knife Some people think awls are useless, but I don’t know how many splinters I have dug out with that scary-sharp point. 0A3D4CC4-31A3-4A52-B4BA-3AF5B3344F45.jpeg Beauty, love that bone color and jigging. Love the spear, the 35 frame. Got some nice patina too. Mmmmmnnnn...

Eustace wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2024 3:29 pm One more from my favorite models. The world-famous manufacturer Petko Denev, town of Gabrovo, from the 60s of the 20th century.

I like those classic, traditional workhorses. Pretty blonde wood too. Thats an era I like too, great years for knife making.

Kind of look out for these single spring patterns with two blades. Very thin, easy carry, large and small blades. Guess it's a sub-collection. Anyway, I like 'em. Beautiful group shot I-Man! You have an amazing collection, and your photos are always spectacular! ::tu:: Many thanks bud, that's about...

Challenge - Tidioute

Amazing knifenut. Wow.

I like the old Schrades, the bone, the quality build, the beauty. I'm no collector, just like to have a few for a sub group.