Show off your fixed blades!

[Quick Steel]

Terry, check PM.

[terryl308]

QS sent pm back, Here is a Paul Long sheath on a Tony Metsala knife that I used to own. I'm not sure if he is still doing leather work or not? Terry

[Quick Steel]

Terry, new PM.

[zed6309]

my new camp knife esee izula

[Ivoryman]

QS sent pm back, Here is a Paul Long sheath on a Tony Metsala knife that I used to own. I'm not sure if he is still doing leather work or not? Terry

Work of art, beautiful. Wow. Steel pattern is great, handle scales incredible, what are the scales? Thanks for showing it.

[terryl308]

Ivoryman, scales are mammoth ivory, Damascus is some that Tony Metsala makes, btw, I no longer own the knife , sold it last gun show. Terry

[Ivoryman]

Just wondered if it was what I thought it was. Thanks for the info, especially after you sold it. Still a beauty.

[Eustace]

A gift from a friend from childhood. 20 years ago he won a green card and now lives in Seattle.

[doglegg]

A gift from a friend from childhood. 20 years ago he won a green card and now lives in Seattle.

Very nice gift

[WelderBob]

KaBar's new Mark I, very sturdy knife. Big difference between this and its WW II cousin.

[knife7knut]

Here is probably one of the finest fixed blade knives I have ever come across.Made in Denmark by Erling Vangedal it features a flat ground blade and an unusually fitted wooden handle(see pic).The sheath also came originally with a small sharpening steel(I have since found one that fits perfectly).Extremely light weight and very comfortable in the hand.

[ken98k]

KaBar's new Mark I, very sturdy knife. Big difference between this and its WW II cousin.

Nice! I've been eyeing those for a while.

[Quick Steel]

[1967redrider]

Having been asked about eBay purchases recently, I took a few pictures of the Marble's Dall Deweese belt knife that I picked up around 4 years ago. Including a page from Arni Dunathan's book, The Encyclopedia of Marble's Knives and Sporting Collectables for informational purposes. Really a simple yet perfectly designed little knife.

[stagman]

Man O man the great knives just keep coming from everyone in this
thread....got to give a shout out to Red tho...thats a real beaut
DeWeese ya got there,, and to have the original sheath with a M.S.A.
knife..........outstanding !!!

stag
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/stagman

[tongueriver]

Having been asked about eBay purchases recently, I took a few pictures of the Marble's Dall Deweese belt knife that I picked up around 4 years ago. Including a page from Arni Dunathan's book, The Encyclopedia of Marble's Knives and Sporting Collectables for informational purposes. Really a simple yet perfectly designed little knife.

That's a good one alright! Thanks for showing it!

[tongueriver]

Randall 7-5 (1960s?)

[stagman]

I tell ya TR...your stash of Randall's seems to keep getting bigger
and bigger...nice sleek knife that 7-5 is...love that swedge on backspine

Stag
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/stagman

[Quick Steel]

TR, Even for a Randall I think that is an exceptional pattern. It just flows, and flows and...

[knife7knut]

Here's another model 7-5 originally owned by someone named Bob McKinley. Got it years ago from a friend.Not sure of the age(it is a stainless blade).Feels very comfortable in the hand.

[1967redrider]

Thanks for the kind words and those Randall's are outstanding.

[terryl308]

Very Nice model 7 TR& Knife7knut! BTW for you guys that don't know, the numbers on the back of the sheath 7 5, stand for "model 7, 5 inch blade" Maybe everyone knows that, just thought I would throw that in. I like Randalls just wish they weren't so high priced and took so long to get one from the factory. Terry

[WelderBob]

That Marbles DeWeese is awesome...

Nice looking Randall's guys.. ..going off the spacer stacks those date 1958 to 72.
Leather handles had 'three thick, two thin' stack. Stag and other's had 'three thick, four thin' stack.

[tongueriver]

That Marbles DeWeese is awesome...

Nice looking Randall's guys.. ..going off the spacer stacks those date 1958 to 72.
Leather handles had 'three thick, two thin' stack. Stag and other's had 'three thick, four thin' stack.

There is some info to save. Thank you!

[Tony_Wood]

Here is my latest. Must are built to sell. This one I built to keep.