Show off your fixed blades!
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Just got this Craftsman/Western with original sheath.
Not pretty but solid and besides, his cousin needed company.
Not pretty but solid and besides, his cousin needed company.
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Been a while since I've found anything due to being house-bound with some kind of respiratory ailment.Still there but getting better. Anyway I stopped in to see a friend of mine at one of my favorite antique shops and found this little gem in one of the vendor's booths. Far from being mint but one I didn't have:A knife-ax combination by Keenwell Mfg. Co. of Olean NY. Goins lists them as being a mark of the Union Cutlery Co circa 1911.
Sheath is in rough shape but is being put back together again(pic shows clamp on glued edge).FWIW I use a product called,"Shoe Goo" to repair leather goods. Works great. Blade had a rounded tip which I lightly re-profiled and re-sharpened. A lot of pitting on both blades.Celluloid scales are in extremely good shape(no curling and very little shrinkage).I thought $40.50 was a good price.
Sheath is in rough shape but is being put back together again(pic shows clamp on glued edge).FWIW I use a product called,"Shoe Goo" to repair leather goods. Works great. Blade had a rounded tip which I lightly re-profiled and re-sharpened. A lot of pitting on both blades.Celluloid scales are in extremely good shape(no curling and very little shrinkage).I thought $40.50 was a good price.
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That is excellent knife7knut.
I would have bought that too if I had seen it!
I would have bought that too if I had seen it!
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Sure couldn't go wrong at that price. You've probably had your moneys worth for the fun of fixing it up. ___Dave
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Couple CASE fixed blades!!
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Pro that scrolled sheath is original nice knives
Nice Cases Scott
Thats a great set K7K 
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Thank yo;and now it will be even better. I just won a sheath and extra hatchet blade on e-Bay which will replace the sheath I got with the knife. It is beyond repair unfortunately.garddogg56 wrote:Pro that scrolled sheath is original nice knivesNice Cases Scott
Thats a great set K7K
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Great!,sometimes things workout like, scoring that sheath.knife7knut wrote:Thank yo;and now it will be even better. I just won a sheath and extra hatchet blade on e-Bay which will replace the sheath I got with the knife. It is beyond repair unfortunately.garddogg56 wrote:Pro that scrolled sheath is original nice knivesNice Cases Scott
Thats a great set K7K
Always good to have backups too!
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Producer - very nice Craftsman knives - good find!
K7K - nice vintage piece - another brand and item I haven't seen before - thanks for the photos. OH
K7K - nice vintage piece - another brand and item I haven't seen before - thanks for the photos. OH
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Very nice all! The Craftsmen, Western, Keenwell...........but that Marbles 
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Here is a trio of Western products;two knives and an ax. The knives I bought did not come with a sheath so I have been thinking of crafting a sheath that holds both knives and the ax. Never made a sheath before but they can't be that hard to do. I have some leather working tools and a tool for stitching leather.
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Nice Black Beauties knife7knut.knife7knut wrote:Here is a trio of Western products;two knives and an ax. The knives I bought did not come with a sheath so I have been thinking of crafting a sheath that holds both knives and the ax. Never made a sheath before but they can't be that hard to do. I have some leather working tools and a tool for stitching leather.
The hatchet sheath looks like an original with the Oak Leaf and acorn pattern.
Good luck making the knife sheaths.
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Scagel Fixed/Folder 2005 edition.
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What a bunch of great knives! Thanks to all for showing them! I never owned a Randall before and it was time; I have been looking for a coupla years and finally pulled the trigger. Can't keep my hands off it.
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Nice Northwoods Ivory!
Randall knives are always cool tongueriver!
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Randall knives are always cool tongueriver!
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Cal, that's a real beauty. Is there a little green starting to appear around my ears? Congrats.
Gary, for me, you hit one over the fence with that one. I love that blade profile and that knife is just spectacular.
Gary, for me, you hit one over the fence with that one. I love that blade profile and that knife is just spectacular.
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Thanx to all for comments. GMusic, did you make that knife? Looks like a major league skinner. I am liking it!
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MUSIC MADE, cool!
Buffalo horn, looks like an excellent skinning knife.
Pocket, fixed, machete, axe, it's all good!
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Thanks Jerry!!
I'm kinda diggin it to! The convex grind turned out much better than most I have done, the buyer wanted it that way so I had to give it a go. I struggled at first with the new attachment I made for my grinder, but soon settled right in.
Thanks tongueriver!!
I did make it yes. Patterned after the Wolf River of Bark Tool I sat down and drew this one up and went at it. I don't literally copy anything but I will draw something up close putting my spin on it.
Thanks redrider!!
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I'm kinda diggin it to! The convex grind turned out much better than most I have done, the buyer wanted it that way so I had to give it a go. I struggled at first with the new attachment I made for my grinder, but soon settled right in.
Thanks tongueriver!!
I did make it yes. Patterned after the Wolf River of Bark Tool I sat down and drew this one up and went at it. I don't literally copy anything but I will draw something up close putting my spin on it.
Thanks redrider!!
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I haven't visited this thread in a while, there are some fine blades being shown. I got so engrossed is ogling the knives posted I almost forgot that I too have a new one to show. Got this one for Christmas from my sons.
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Very, very nice Charlie. The stag really dresses up that Sharpfinger.
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Wow there's a bunch of fixed blade goodness on display. Very nice every one.
Charlie will you be putting that new knife to work ? If so, I'd like to know how it performs for you. It sure looks capable.
Charlie will you be putting that new knife to work ? If so, I'd like to know how it performs for you. It sure looks capable.
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I'm late to the party but that's beauty of a knife you made there!gmusic wrote:Here's my latest.........
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Great looking piece TRiver, very nice handle, great antler and the layering. And that blade grind is like nothing I've seen. Unique beauty.
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