Nice stag QS. Two knives both with a specific purpose. Both knice to look at.
A FEW AT A TIME
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Nice bones RR. And wood and horn.
Nice stag QS. Two knives both with a specific purpose. Both knice to look at.
Nice stag QS. Two knives both with a specific purpose. Both knice to look at.
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Quick Steel that Cotton Sampler looks great. 
Doglegg thank you for your kind words.
Doglegg thank you for your kind words.
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I have a couple of knives from folks who made knives to sell and for whatever reason they did not continue.
At least I don't think they are still in business. I would sure like to be wrong.
But these are quality knives. A lot of design and meticulous production went into these knives and I am proud to own them.
This knife is a Browne & Pharr.
At least I don't think they are still in business. I would sure like to be wrong.
But these are quality knives. A lot of design and meticulous production went into these knives and I am proud to own them.
This knife is a Browne & Pharr.
Joe
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This next knife is as beautiful as it is unusual. So finely made.
Wood, Irie & Co.
Wood, Irie & Co.
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FRJ, your knives look both elegant and sophisticated. True beauties.
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Both of those are beautiful I'd be proud to own them too.FRJ wrote:I have a couple of knives from folks who made knives to sell and for whatever reason they did not continue.
At least I don't think they are still in business. I would sure like to be wrong.
But these are quality knives. A lot of design and meticulous production went into these knives and I am proud to own them.
This knife is a Browne & Pharr.
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I’m a Seki made knife nut. I bought one of these Mcusta’s last year and next thing I know I own all 7 that were made in the series. The series is MC-3. The blades and handles are made from Damascus stainless. The blades have a San Mai core jacketed in Damascus. I love a thumb stud on a knife. Since my diabetes my fingernails have gotten really brittle and break easily, so a thumb stud is important to me. These knives are just unbelievable to look at and to hold and use. Highest quality you can get for a non custom made knife. Mcusta’s and Moki’s are all hand made so they are sorta like a custom made knife. Fit and finish is superb.
The last two are just my two favorites from the collection. I can thank Gary Kennedy (Kennedy Knives) for getting me the last two that I needed to complete the collection.
SSk
The last two are just my two favorites from the collection. I can thank Gary Kennedy (Kennedy Knives) for getting me the last two that I needed to complete the collection.
SSk
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Those are beautiful Mark and I totally agree about Seki made knifes. Even the modern folders they make are IMO a step above the rest. After all it's the home of the Sword Smith Masters. I love my Spyderco Delica made in Seki City Japan and jist a great well made knife.