Thanks for that info, Garry.Quick Steel wrote: ↑Thu Mar 16, 2023 2:31 am Marco, what you are seeing in IMan's photo are Becker/KaBars. There is a range of colorful handle scales that many use to dress up their Beckers. I haven't seen Iman's handle covers before.
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Inexpensive or not, there's no denying how cool those rifle shields are!Quick Steel wrote: ↑Thu Mar 16, 2023 11:18 am These are cheap knives but come with a very nice double sheath.P1010592.JPGP1010591.JPG
The sheath appears to be very well made too.
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Wow, totally unique and very cool "spike" knife, Dog!garddogg56 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 16, 2023 3:22 pm This one was made from a railroad spike with an”H” designate which is hardened for corners.The wood scale are from an old ship that was in a bay in Maine for over150 years.
150 years old, hmmm,
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A "new style" Bowie with Green bone scales.
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Thanx I-man and Marko
The town let locals go thru the remains of the ship back twenty years ago.
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Any thoughts on the original factory BKT handles? Love 'em? Hate 'em?Quick Steel wrote: ↑Thu Mar 16, 2023 2:31 am Marco, what you are seeing in IMan's photo are Becker/KaBars. There is a range of colorful handle scales that many use to dress up their Beckers. I haven't seen Iman's handle covers before.
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I am a sucker for Rail Road Spike knives...garddogg56 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 16, 2023 3:22 pm This one was made from a railroad spike with an”H” designate which is hardened for corners.The wood scale are from an old ship that was in a bay in Maine for over150 years.
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This is a fixed blade that my grandfather made way back when out of an old sawmill blade. Made a sheath with what he could scrounge up I guess. It ain’t pretty but he made it to use. He passed in the early 70’s and My mom had it in the drawer in the kitchen and told me they always used it to clean fish because it was always razor sharp. Dad passed it to me about 20 years ago. Good to know where I got my love of knife making and collecting from!
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Great story and an awesome looking handmade knife!Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2023 12:20 am This is a fixed blade that my grandfather made way back when out of an old sawmill blade. Good to know where I got my love of knife making and collecting from!
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Thanks dog! I love the homemade stuff too. Papa never had much but he could make about anything it seemed like. I’ll pass it down for sure!GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2023 12:44 amGreat story and an awesome looking handmade knife!Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2023 12:20 am This is a fixed blade that my grandfather made way back when out of an old sawmill blade. Good to know where I got my love of knife making and collecting from!
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I am a sucker for a handmade knife from old steel (R.R. spikes old sawmill blades, etc...etc... like this one
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Very cool, Dog.
I'm really liking the shape of the blade and the green scales.
Looks like it could chop down a small tree!
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Wow, that is sooo cool, Dog!garddogg56 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 16, 2023 11:05 pm Thanx I-man and Marko![]()
The town let locals go thru the remains of the ship back twenty years ago.
Imagine how pleased the guy who got the bell or wheel is!
I'd have looked for knives!!! lol!
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Well, it sure ain't perdy, Jimbo, but it looks like it would certainly do the job!Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2023 12:20 am This is a fixed blade that my grandfather made way back when out of an old sawmill blade. Made a sheath with what he could scrounge up I guess. It ain’t pretty but he made it to use. He passed in the early 70’s and My mom had it in the drawer in the kitchen and told me they always used it to clean fish because it was always razor sharp. Dad passed it to me about 20 years ago. Good to know where I got my love of knife making and collecting from!
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Great piece to remember your Dad by!
I think the sheath was made by a hobbit! lol!
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Ha! It mighta been a hobbit Marco. He made the best out of what he could afford I guess. My granddaughter wants it when I move on! She will get it for sure and a few more to go with it!Madmarco wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2023 1:13 amWell, it sure ain't perdy, Jimbo, but it looks like it would certainly do the job!Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2023 12:20 am This is a fixed blade that my grandfather made way back when out of an old sawmill blade. Made a sheath with what he could scrounge up I guess. It ain’t pretty but he made it to use. He passed in the early 70’s and My mom had it in the drawer in the kitchen and told me they always used it to clean fish because it was always razor sharp. Dad passed it to me about 20 years ago. Good to know where I got my love of knife making and collecting from!
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Great piece to remember your Dad by!
I think the sheath was made by a hobbit! lol!
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Ah, that's nice, Jim.
When you pass it to your daughter she will then have a nice reminder of her Dad and Grandad.

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Passing it on is a great tradition!Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2023 3:08 amHa! It mighta been a hobbit Marco. He made the best out of what he could afford I guess. My granddaughter wants it when I move on! She will get it for sure and a few more to go with it!
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Thanks M.M. !
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You are right dog! I feel very lucky to have stuff from my grandad and dad & mom to pass on. My dad was a custom gun builder so I have some rifles to pass on. He also did oil paintings and made 3 quilts, and I have some of each to pass on to grandkids. Mom made many quilts and doilies and such that will be passed on. Just keeping that memory alive is a great thing to pass to heirs imho. I tell my grandkids about my grandfathers and grandmothers whenever I can because hey, that’s where we came from!!GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2023 9:28 pmPassing it on is a great tradition!Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2023 3:08 amHa! It mighta been a hobbit Marco. He made the best out of what he could afford I guess. My granddaughter wants it when I move on! She will get it for sure and a few more to go with it!All that I have of my dad's vast amount of stuff (tools, bikes, motorcycles, an antique car collection... all gone
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... All I have left is my Case XX that he gave me when I was a bratty 'lil kid. And all I have from my uncle is a large beautiful western lock-back folder
So passing it on keeps a connection as one generation passes into another...
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garddogg56 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 16, 2023 3:22 pm This one was made from a railroad spike with an”H” designate which is hardened for corners.The wood scale are from an old ship that was in a bay in Maine for over150 years.
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Did I post this? From our Dec camping trip...
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First time I've seen them, Scott, and man are they nice!
You came equipped to handle just about anything on that camping trip!

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Thanks. Had a few kids with me.....gotta share knife use with them!!
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