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[Madmarco]

A couple of nice knives you have there, Eric.
I particularly am attracted to the Pena model, but since I still need both of my arms and legs, the odds against my obtaining one seem slim to none.
That won't stop me from looking though!

[Erict64]

A couple of nice knives you have there, Eric.
I particularly am attracted to the Pena model, but since I still need both of my arms and legs, the odds against my obtaining one seem slim to none.
That won't stop me from looking though!

Yeah, they are going for about $275 - $300 new on the bay. I made an offer that was accepted. I love my Pena X Series Lanny's Clip and Caballero so I figured I would get the Trapper. I also have a Pena Barlow that will be here today. Now I'm looking for a Large Texas Trapper.

[Erict64]

A couple of nice knives you have there, Eric.
I particularly am attracted to the Pena model, but since I still need both of my arms and legs, the odds against my obtaining one seem slim to none.
That won't stop me from looking though!

Still like the Lanny’s Clip best.

[robpa]

yesterdays mail. Been eyeballing that Robeson congress from Philco quite awhile. The Schatt F&W toothpick was my 1st buy from ebay.

[robpa]

these cuties from Sharp/Shinys stash came today. Smooth green and smooth red Robesons.

Dont know what I might find at the show tomorrow?? but im runnin out of green! and no more horses to peddle.

[Erict64]

these cuties from Sharp/Shinys stash came today. Smooth green and smooth red Robesons.

Dont know what I might find at the show tomorrow?? but im runnin out of green! and no more horses to peddle.

Nice picks.

[Quick Steel]

Erict, I am not familiar with Pena knives, but judging from yours they look to be excellent quality with superior designs. Where are they made, please?

[Erict64]

The Pena X-Series are made by Reate for Enrique Pena and have the typical Reate quality which is world class for production knives. The Pena Customs are made in U.S.of A. Enrique Pena is out of Loredo, TX.https://www.penaknives.com/

[Quick Steel]

Many thanks for that info, Erict.

[joeradza]

It was a rough day in the Frank household today. Well technically only half because the cub lockback is a Queen City. Man is it small. It’ll go into the 5th pocket. The abalone is gorgeous. The Rough Ryder fixed blade was the one I was looking forward to and it is just what I hoped for. A solid thick piece of steel that I did a paracord wrap on.

[JamieinWV]

Been so busy Im a few knives behind on the photos...Jeffin fixed me up with the these two..

A Schrade 77OT with nice yellow bone and a pruning Schrade 175 with Micarta handles

[JamieinWV]

Also picked of a trio of Sunfish...

A Napanoch knife co 2250 unsharpened...Im proud of it and the other two I will get pics of tomorrow but they are just as impressive.

[QTCut5]

I am not familiar with Pena knives, Where are they made, please?

Garry, the short answer is: The Pena X-Series are made in China (only Enrique Pena's handmade customs are made in the USA). And they are indeed very high quality knives...as reflected in the price.

Here's my one and only - with natural jade G-10 handle (that I managed to score from an eBay auction for a bit over half the MSRP ) :

[Erict64]

The Pena Barlow with Spey blade in Damasteel made it home.

[Erict64]

I am not familiar with Pena knives, Where are they made, please?

Garry, the short answer is: The Pena X-Series are made in China (only Enrique Pena's handmade customs are made in the USA). And they are indeed very high quality knives...as reflected in the price.

Here's my one and only - with natural jade G-10 handle (that I managed to score from an eBay auction for a bit over half the MSRP ) :
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Nice one. I’m not a big fan of coated blade although I have many. Blade HQ has a few coated G-10 models at $199.

[Quick Steel]

A page full of wonderful knives.

[tvic]

A page full of wonderful knives.

Yes, indeed!

[Jeepergeo]

It was a rough day in the Frank household today. Well technically only half because the cub lockback is a Queen City. Man is it small. It’ll go into the 5th pocket. The abalone is gorgeous. The Rough Ryder fixed blade was the one I was looking forward to and it is just what I hoped for. A solid thick piece of steel that I did a paracord wrap on.

The detail on that nail slot is gorgeous. It is great to see makers include touches like that.

[Dan In MI]

Great pick-ups, y'all! I thought I'd have a few today, but FedEx seems to have dropped the ball.

[Madmarco]

It was a rough day in the Frank household today. Well technically only half because the cub lockback is a Queen City. Man is it small. It’ll go into the 5th pocket. The abalone is gorgeous. The Rough Ryder fixed blade was the one I was looking forward to and it is just what I hoped for. A solid thick piece of steel that I did a paracord wrap on.

The detail on that nail slot is gorgeous. It is great to see makers include touches like that.

If I'm not mistaken Jeeper, the detail you refer to is called "coining". JFYI!

[Theo]

Picked this up today , J Russell & Co. Green River Works,,, it looks like the real deal. Had a little patch work done on the bone handle at the bottom that I am not to crazy about. But I am very happy with it.

[tvic]

Looks like a good find to me, Theo! Nice one!

[Madmarco]

Whoa, nice catch, Theo!

[Theo]

Looks like a good find to me, Theo! Nice one!

Thanks Tim , I thought do also

[Theo]

Whoa, nice catch, Theo!

Thanks Marco, I had to get it .. that little voice in my head...lol