Show off your SMALL fixed blades.......

[Quick Steel]

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[bigbore]

These are ( from top) the first 3 knives i ordered from a custom maker to my specs some years ago.
He is out of business now.

For size comparison the 4th is a Russell Sting

They fit perfect on the front pocket,
mostly i carry this way

[tongueriver]

Those are interesting knives, Bigbore; they even have a big bore through their middle!

[mrwatch]

[quote="bigbore"]These are ( from top) the first 3 knives i ordered from a custom maker to my specs some years ago.
He is out of business now.

Love the second one down, I am partial too demascuss

[bigbore]

I recommend this 3 knives for pocket carry:
From left:
Real Steel 127
Outdoor Edge Wedge1
KaBar Adventure Fix Blade (custom scales on mine)

This is my EDC but i have to carry it in the Cargopocket of the trousers.
Meyerco Mini4bore

[ken98k]

I've got this little Kabar boot knife when I bought a FN nickel plated 1908 vest pocket 25 ACP with MOP grip panels. It's the European version of the little Colt auto. Someone said shiny sells?

I like it!

[jmh58]

[Adog]

This is an older Bob Levine custom Bowl Head Bowie miniature, Mastodon Ivory handles 3 1/2" overall.
Bob is one of the all time greats , a founding member of Alaska knife makers guild.

[Adog]

I mislabeled the Levine miniature I believe it's a Bow Head skinner.

[Adog]

A small Pearl ladies knifr

[outkast]

Here's a couple that are marked but I haven't been able to id the who the maker actually is.
First is simply stamped DP. Second knife is marked Baskett while the sheath is marked Baker.

[treefarmer]

outkast,
I like the looks of the little one with the antler handle, it looks "comfortable".
What is the function of the notches in the knife marked Basskett? Surely it's not a wire stripper.
Treefarmer

[knife7knut]

outkast,
I like the looks of the little one with the antler handle, it looks "comfortable".
What is the function of the notches in the knife marked Basskett? Surely it's not a wire stripper.
Treefarmer

I think the maker's name is Gene Bassket and I'm not sure if he is still making knives. I can't see the sheath clearly but some knives were made with such a notch as to be used in conjunction with the sheath as a fulcrum to cut through barbed wire.Popular on survival knives and some bayonets if I recall correctly.

[Paladin]

There are a lot of very nice knives shown here.
Here is a KA-Bar Kid's Knife that is a family knife.

Ray

[Quick Steel]

jerryd, A year ago you posted a photo of an AJ Russell Woods Walker. If you have used it, how would you rate its cutting ability?

[outkast]

I think the maker's name is Gene Bassket and I'm not sure if he is still making knives. I can't see the sheath clearly but some knives were made with such a notch as to be used in conjunction with the sheath as a fulcrum to cut through barbed wire.Popular on survival knives and some bayonets if I recall correctly.

Good info I emailed Gene last night. He told me the knife was made in the mid 90s, Don Baker was the sheath maker. There were only 6-8 made. Price $300

[SolWarrior]

Some real nice little antique gems on here -- nice one, Ray (Paladin) - -- and others look tough and very efficient for their size. All look unique and awesome.

Outkast, that little Baskett knife and Baker sheath, very nice!

[tongueriver]

I'm groovin' on Paladin's little KABAR. I don't know what defines "small" for this thread. I have this little Ruana sitting in a mailer 1000 miles from here which I will get to see when I get home in a month; it is 7.5 inches overall. I can't wait to kiss this knife, kiss my dog and kiss my WIFE.

[Quick Steel]

A fine looking piece of cutlery there. I am guessing a 3 1/2 in. blade. I think anything up to 4 in. is small on a fixed blade. Not that it matters really.

[kootenay joe]

Wow Ray, truly Great KABar knife !
Adog who made your pearl 'Ladies knife' ? custom ? vintage ? or ??
kj

[deltaboy]

Cool collection of small knifes!

[jmh58]

[Quick Steel]

Marbles drop point. Gutta Percha handle.

[bigbore]

[bigbore]