Single blade Saturday

[PringleTree]

I got you covered, Chris. This -65 single is big enough for multiple knifers.

Happy Semiquincentennial everyone!

Thanks John! Great looking knife! And the blade is big enough to serve as a mirror should anyone need to comb their hair.

Chris J.

[Steve Warden]

Happy Birthday America!

[Dinadan]

Happy Birthday America!

[Clark23]

Couple of my newest additions,
Schrade Cut Grand Daddy Barlow in Pickbone &
Walden Knife Co. 3389 3/4 BL made by Winchester.

[QTCut5]

A Spear, a Wharncliffe and a Real Lambfoot

[FRJ]

Couple of my newest additions,
Schrade Cut Grand Daddy Barlow in Pickbone &
Walden Knife Co. 3389 3/4 BL made by Winchester.

That Schrade

[Gtrclktr-351]

These were previously posted in the Chinese Knives thread, but they are single blade and it is July 4th.

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[doglegg]

A Spear, a Wharncliffe and a Real Lambfoot IMG_2138.jpeg

That covers it.

[knifeaddict1965]

Great show everyone! Fantastic variety of beautiful blades!
Really love those Toothpicks and that Schrade! And that Spear, Wharnie, Lambfoot trio is fantastic!

[FRJ]

My single blade (finally) for this Saturday is this Robeson fish knife.
A bolster lock which makes it unique to locking fish knives.
Two are better than one.

I don't know when I ever scaled a fish.

[doglegg]

My single blade (finally) for this Saturday is this Robeson fish knife.
A bolster lock which makes it unique to locking fish knives.
Two are better than one.

I don't know when I ever scaled a fish.

Cool, cool.

[chickenman62]

A Titusville Little Man Jack.

[Dinadan]

A bolster lock which makes it unique to locking fish knives.

Those bolster locks are new to me. Very interesting and fine knives.

A Titusville Little Man Jack.

Nice

[FRJ]

Those bolster locks are new to me. Very interesting and fine knives.

Thank you, Mel.

Good ol' Robsen, always willing to reach a little higher.

They put that bolster on other knives too.

[FRJ]

A Titusville Little Man Jack.

A very nice knife, chickenman62.

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A handsome little Colt you have there, Mel.

[Runner 4 Knives]

Joe those bolster lock fish knives are cool!

[Ripster]

Paxton and Gallagher Co. Omaha , Nebraska. Early 1900s . And a Stag covered Winchester , 1989 by Bluegrass Cutlery.

[FRJ]

Joe those bolster lock fish knives are cool!

Thank you, Scott.

"American made the best made".

[FRJ]

Nice knives, Ripster!

Those little leg knives are always charmers.

[knifeaddict1965]

Another great SBS show today!

[doglegg]

Paxton and Gallagher Co. Omaha , Nebraska. Early 1900s . And a Stag covered Winchester , 1989 by Bluegrass Cutlery.

Oh the handles on the Winchester!

[FRJ]

And welcome again to all you Single Blade Saturday contributers.

I'll start with a (highly illegal to carry in this state because you know how dangerous they are) switchblade.

A Presto.

[1967redrider]

I'll see your Presto (sweet one! ), Joe, and raise you 3 pull-balls. I actually carried the dice one on today's coffee walk, sharp but light weight. The top one in the bottom two pictures barely has enough tip to keep the blade closed. You don't want to sharpen these too much.

[FRJ]

I'll see your Presto (sweet one! ), Joe, and raise you 3 pull-balls. I actually carried the dice one on today's coffee walk, sharp but light weight. The top one in the bottom two pictures barely has enough tip to keep the blade closed. You don't want to sharpen these too much.

Ha!
I'll have to fold 'em on that hand, redrider.

Nice knives.

[Clark23]

Newest Additions for today are,
Wilbert Cutlery Co Hawkbill, Simmons Hardware Sheepsfoot Jack, and Norvell's Best Boys Favorite Jack.