Show off your fixed blades!

[tongueriver]

Hello, my Good Friend, Georgi! I am excellent and getting better! Your knife that you made is still in my kitchen. Yes; I do like puukkot and lots of other ones.

[Eustace]

Hello, my Good Friend, Georgi! I am excellent and getting better! Your knife that you made is still in my kitchen. Yes; I do like puukkot and lots of other ones.

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And one of your knives is in my car and I use it regularly for outdoor activities.
I'm glad you're ok.

[Eustace]

One more with normal dimensions

[tongueriver]

Kustaa Lammi blade worked up by Boris Krylov

[tongueriver]

and...

[Ivoryman]

Eustace, CCC, looooooking gooooooooood. You too TRiver, looooooooooove those ivories you're posting.

[doglegg]

Knice looking knife.

[Good Old Luke]

Some very nice Puukko there Gents!

[Sharpnshinyknives]

I don’t usually collect fixed blades but any A.G. Russell Japanese made fixed blades get my attention. This is one that looks to have been made by Master Koji Hara, though not certain of that. The “air stepped” cocobolo handles look just like his work he has done on pearl and metal. He designed a couple for Buck that have a look like that. Full tang construction with a blade made of ATS-34. If anyone knows for sure who made this in Seki Japan, I would appreciate hearing from you.

[tongueriver]

Lovely knife!

[Sharpnshinyknives]

Thanks Cal.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

I don’t usually collect fixed blades but any A.G. Russell Japanese made fixed blades get my attention. This is one that looks to have been made by Master Koji Hara, though not certain of that. The “air stepped” cocobolo handles look just like his work he has done on pearl and metal. He designed a couple for Buck that have a look like that. Full tang construction with a blade made of ATS-34. If anyone knows for sure who made this in Seki Japan, I would appreciate hearing from you.

Beautiful piece Mark ... love the handles!

[Sharpnshinyknives]

I don’t usually collect fixed blades but any A.G. Russell Japanese made fixed blades get my attention. This is one that looks to have been made by Master Koji Hara, though not certain of that. The “air stepped” cocobolo handles look just like his work he has done on pearl and metal. He designed a couple for Buck that have a look like that. Full tang construction with a blade made of ATS-34. If anyone knows for sure who made this in Seki Japan, I would appreciate hearing from you.

Beautiful piece Mark ... love the handles!

Thanks Tony.

[ken98k]

One more with normal dimensions

[ken98k]

Kustaa Lammi blade worked up by Boris Krylov

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[Madmarco]

I don’t usually collect fixed blades but any A.G. Russell Japanese made fixed blades get my attention. This is one that looks to have been made by Master Koji Hara, though not certain of that. The “air stepped” cocobolo handles look just like his work he has done on pearl and metal. He designed a couple for Buck that have a look like that. Full tang construction with a blade made of ATS-34. If anyone knows for sure who made this in Seki Japan, I would appreciate hearing from you.

Good looking knife, Mark, at 1st glance I thought it was a folder.

[Sharpnshinyknives]

I don’t usually collect fixed blades but any A.G. Russell Japanese made fixed blades get my attention. This is one that looks to have been made by Master Koji Hara, though not certain of that. The “air stepped” cocobolo handles look just like his work he has done on pearl and metal. He designed a couple for Buck that have a look like that. Full tang construction with a blade made of ATS-34. If anyone knows for sure who made this in Seki Japan, I would appreciate hearing from you.

Good looking knife, Mark, at 1st glance I thought it was a folder.

Thanks Mark, it would make a great folder as well.

[tongueriver]

You can tell whom I purchased this Canal Street from by the background.

[doglegg]

You can tell whom I purchased this Canal Street from by the background.

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It's a looker!