Show off your fixed blades!

[Doug51]

Not an old knife. Bark River with blue ctek handle

[Doug51]

Another Bark River with white pinecone

[doglegg]

Can't go wrong with a Bark River. Unusual scales on both.

[Railsplitter]

Doug, that White Pinecone is very attractive!

[jmh58]

BRKT Trail-Mate.. Blue C-Tek too!! John

[tongueriver]

Both of those Bark Rivers are really striking! First time I have seen those patterns of blade.

[eveled]

Cleaned up this Western L66. Gave it a nice sharp edge. Some jimping on the spine. Some JB weld to seal around the blade at the guard. Then a new 138-4 sheath from TripleK leather. Nice little knife.

[Doug51]

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BRKT Trail-Mate.. Blue C-Tek too!! John

Very nice John
Thanks guys. They both are unique. The pinecone looks better in hand than the picture.

[jmh58]

Thank You Doug!! Tell me more about the Pine cone handled knife.. John

[Sasquach]

WOW!!!! What an outstanding parade of Barkies!!!! Absolutely beautiful!

Here's the newest addition to my "monster knife" section. This thing is HUGE at 17 3/4" OAL and 2 3/4 lbs!!! The Cold Steel reproduction of an 1849 Rifleman's Knife.

[doglegg]

Charlie, I liked that one over in the photography forum and I like it here. Beautiful knife.

[Railsplitter]

This one just arrived today. My first Tops knife.

[jmh58]

Real fine knives Rick and Charlie!!! John

[QTCut5]

Coupl'a old Queens I picked up for a friend recently...Bone Handled Bird & Trout and a Winterbottom Bone #75.

~Q~

[steve99f]

That's a pair of great looking older Queens Q! I like the older knives myself. My latest is shown below, made between 1934 and 1964 based on the serif Case stamp, a Model 652-5, a 5 inch blade, chrome plated with jigged red bone handles. I don't think this has been sharpened. Non factory sheath is shown. This from a AAPK store owner.

[Montanaman]

Two favorites of mine, J.S. Karl Andersen and J.S. Ben Seward, both are working on their Master Smith. David Seward sheaths.

[Tony_Wood]

Kris,
You certainly have an awesome collection of AWESOME knives!!
Those two are gorgeous!
Superb leather and metal work.

[Montanaman]

Kris,
You certainly have an awesome collection of AWESOME knives!!
Those two are gorgeous!
Superb leather and metal work.

Thanks Tony, much appreciated. Karl, David and Ben are great guys to boot, my relationship with the makers is just as important as the knife, and makes them even more special to me.

[doglegg]

Great knives and it is exciting to know the artist.

[FRJ]

WOW!
What a bunch of beautiful knives on these last few pages.

Here's an old Landers Frary & Clark Bowie.

[steve99f]

I like that one Joe! Neat looking sheath too with the seam in the front. How long is the blade Joe?::tu::

[Quick Steel]

An early Jerry Fisk Bowie. African Blackwood handle.

[tongueriver]

I am seeing some real BEAUTIES here! Here is one that is supposed to sell tomorrow on ebay. It is not mine and I don't know anything about beyond the listing but I think it is a great knife. A Korean War Randall.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Randall-Knife- ... 0011.m1850


Photo added to this post for the sake of posterity.

[FRJ]

Thank you, Steve.
The blade is 5 3/4". 10 1/8" overall.

Beautiful custom there, Quick Steel.

[Montanaman]

Great looking fixed blades! Thanks for sharing

a couple years of everyday use in the kitchen, Tony Bose Zulu, handled by Rick Menefee