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zeke
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your favorite knife
whats your favorite knife in your collection? show a picture if you like.
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Ok zeke, here it is, my favorite pattern is a Case Sowbelly and this particular one is my favorite of all I have. You will find that your mind will change as you buy more and look around more. I probably bought 50 knives of different patterns before the Sowbelly struck me. Most of all, buy what you like, not what someone talks you into and you will be happy with every purchase 
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- jonet143
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- El Lobo
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My favorite... TODAY .....
Bill
Bill
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- smiling-knife
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Today is the right word with us, isn't it? Well, hunting season and all, here is my favorite for now. My Randall model 3, 6" blade, nickel silver butt plate.
Nice ones, guys! I love that beautiful stag, SK.
Phil
let's see some more. My favorite threads are those in which we show each other different knives.
Nice ones, guys! I love that beautiful stag, SK.
Phil
let's see some more. My favorite threads are those in which we show each other different knives.
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favorite
Hi Stockman;
Its really hard to pick a favorite, But for now it would be this old Schrade Cutlery Co.
wb
Its really hard to pick a favorite, But for now it would be this old Schrade Cutlery Co.
wb
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- smiling-knife
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Thanks PA and others. Your comments are much appreciated. Here is another along similar lines. Made by James Howarth. The stag has more red and yellow to it than the other. There is a hole clean through the handle where there likely was a leather thong at some point. Enjoy s-kpa knives wrote:S K,
Man I like that Sheffield knife. SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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edit: updated with slightly better photos
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- El Lobo
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Great looking stag on both of those S/K...
Phil, that is a downright beautiful Randall...
Today it's this one...

OK...OK...you caught me. That's just the other side...I decided to carry it two days in a row.
Bill
Phil, that is a downright beautiful Randall...
Today it's this one...

OK...OK...you caught me. That's just the other side...I decided to carry it two days in a row.
Bill
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Hukk
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Well, my current favorite is a Bulldog Prototype Elephant Toe that had cracked celluloid handles and was Customized, rehandled in Mammoth Tusk Interior Ivory, and scrimshawed by Colin Paterson. I don't carry this one, it lives in a safe.
Click on the pictures for a larger view.
Click on the pictures for a larger view.
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I do use this knife as my Avatar, so I guess you could say I use it every day. 
Also pictured is a Swayback Trapper made by Wendell Carson that is one of my EDC's. Course I have another that I keep as a collectable and don't use it.
Why carry a cheap piece of junk when you can have the pleasure of carrying a GOOD KNIFE!
Also pictured is a Swayback Trapper made by Wendell Carson that is one of my EDC's. Course I have another that I keep as a collectable and don't use it.
Why carry a cheap piece of junk when you can have the pleasure of carrying a GOOD KNIFE!
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Wow you gentlemen have some incredible knives !!!! I appreciate your jewels...Thank you...
Here is one of my favorites, I have too many that I think of as favorites..
QUEEN COLLECTOR'S CLUB GENUINE STAG MOUNTAIN MAN 1 OF 50
Here is one of my favorites, I have too many that I think of as favorites..
QUEEN COLLECTOR'S CLUB GENUINE STAG MOUNTAIN MAN 1 OF 50
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has it been a day already? here's my favorite today.
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This is tomorrow's favorite...(Hey it's Johnnie's fault
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Yellow Bone Weidmannsheil Lever Lock..
Yellow Bone Weidmannsheil Lever Lock..
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OK,
It's tomorrow somewhere...like for S/K.
Sooooooooo...today's special...Elephant Ivory, titainium, and 440C.
For Roger...
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This IS rare, 1 of 1...no others like it on the planet...sole authorship by Ty Montell, Silver City, New Mexico, U.S.A....Best of Show 2004 AKCA Annual Show.
Bill
It's tomorrow somewhere...like for S/K.
Sooooooooo...today's special...Elephant Ivory, titainium, and 440C.
For Roger...
This IS rare, 1 of 1...no others like it on the planet...sole authorship by Ty Montell, Silver City, New Mexico, U.S.A....Best of Show 2004 AKCA Annual Show.
Bill
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It is tomorrow...here. I guess that means I get to post anotherEl Lobo wrote:OK,
It's tomorrow somewhere...like for S/K.![]()
Bill
This is another of my favourites. A 1920s Joseph Rodgers with a very early stainless steel blade and genuine ivory.
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GREAT Stuff, Sunburst, I am very taken with that last knife you posted. Got any history about it? I love the lines.
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