Show off your fixed blades!

[cody6268]

Good to see that those old soldiers are still being used!

I feel that's probably what my great-grandfather would have wanted. I need to get a photo of the 12" Dexter he used to cut entire sides of meat off a hog. That knife is a beast!

[tongueriver]

Speaking of "beasts," my L & I J White cleaver is 31 1/2 inches overall and just shy of 6 pounds. I have been wanting to get a bison license so that I have a chance to give it a try. On the other hand it could be available if someone else needs one.

[kootenay joe]

You need to have good aim to use that big cleaver. The place you hit is where the cut is going to be. I could see ending up with a lot of stew meat and burger if i used it.
kj

[eveled]

Gorgeous knife @DM11

[Quick Steel]

Ditto what eveled said. That is a beauty.

[terryl308]

Just finished this one up last month. desert iron wood handle and O-1 tool steel. thanks for look8ng Terry

[jmh58]

Another fine one there Terry..
John

[doglegg]

Very impressive Terry. That desert iron wood is phenomenal! Great craftsmanship in that one.

[terryl308]

Thanks guys, a photo doesn't really do it justice. I'm amazed everytime I finished up a piece of ironwood. Terry

[Quick Steel]

Your handle is spectacular.

[Waukonda]

Beautiful knife!

[ken98k]

Randall #5

Someday when I grow up I'm going to have a Randall!

[knife7knut]

A few from my accumulation:
#1 Benchmade Ninja by Blackie Collins.
#2 An F.Westphal Austria single edge dagger.
#3 A John Ek Hamden CT Model 6 from 1943
#4 A Kershaw Germany boot knife.
#5 & 6 A couple of South American facons.
#7 A pair of unmarked daggers.
#8 A Puma boot knife.
#9 A John Russell stabber.
#10 A Pakistani made Fairbairn-Sykes dagger.

[knife7knut]

A few more:
#1 through 4 A group of sgain dubh's
#5 & 6 a couple of large handmade daggers that came out of a huge militaria collection.Possibly theatre knives.

[Quick Steel]

k7k, That is a very interesting assortment of fixed blades. I am particularly attracted to the Blacki Collins design for the Benchmade Ninja, the Kershaw and Pluma boot knives. Thanks for showing.

[tongueriver]

Uzbek Pchak made by our Eustace in Bulgaria. Thin slicy blade with some flex. Scanner does not show, but the blade is mirror-bright. It is in my kitchen now and waiting for a cabbage to make the wrong move.

[Stanwade]

Beautiful knives guys! Here is a Case Kodiak with stag handle. Both the knife and the sheath are mint. The handle on this one seems to have substantially more girth to it compared to others I have held..

[doglegg]

Uzbek Pchak made by our Eustace in Bulgaria. Thin slicy blade with some flex. Scanner does not show, but the blade is mirror-bright. It is in my kitchen now and waiting for a cabbage to make the wrong move.Georgi Naydenov gift February 2020.jpg

Congrats Tongueriver!! A great pick up.

[koldgold]

This is some of the Fixed blade knives, made by Schrade... Ken

[Stanwade]

I really like those Schrade fixed blades Ken..Especially the ones in the last picture… And also nice blades everyone else! I picked this Marble’s up from eBay (decent price) just got it today…

[tongueriver]

That old Ideal has some stories to tell! Good catch!

[Stanwade]

Thank you sir!

[garddogg56]

Those Ideals are one Knice knife Today was a Vermonter made by Larry Benoit(a great deer hunter with many books)creation he made in 1998.Larry use to hunt White-tail deer up here in Maine.I meet him in a place called Big Bog off the Golden road.

[steve99f]

garddogg

That's pretty cool to have a knife by Benoit. Have you hunted with him? Understand he is a Remington pump man but could be wrong.

[garddogg56]

You are right Steve an old 760 man .A old timer I hunted with and Larry use to argue over the Rem vs Winchester while I hugged my Savage 99