Thanks both of ya, appreciate it. Means a lot considering all the great red bone around here.
A Tidioute and a Northwoods for the day


Nice pile of knives neighbor!
Thank you, i really like it, and sharp, it is an A.Wright from Sheffield. The Northwood is a beautiful knife you a correct there, but they are so hard to get and so so expensive. This one cost me about one eighth of what i would have to pay for a Northwood if i could get one, and that is a big if. Thanks for your post and you have a good and safe weekend.DanielEDonovan wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 6:42 pmBeautiful knife, is that a Northwoods? They make one I really want, a sheepsfoot in a very similar pattern

NICE DAGGER! Looks like it would be a nice easy carry and sharp as !, very nice piece ,thanks for posting it.

Beautiful knife GTD! I'm a fiend for new and different daggers I haven't seen before, and yours fit the bill! Thx for displaying it for us!

pssst...nice knives, to be sure, but it's Friday!


I knew that I'm a day late and several dollars short, I'm not even gonna bring up

Well put Garry,Quick Steel wrote: ↑Fri Sep 18, 2020 6:16 pm Thank you Mark. I'm impressed how a giant manufacturer like Shrade could turn out a knife like this. The transitions from scale to bolster to blade are almost imperceptible.
That is a good question, I have had it for a number of years. I carry it and use it all of the time. I was thinking made in the 60's to 70's maybe,
Great minds think a like.Quick Steel wrote: ↑Fri Sep 18, 2020 10:13 pm I was just going to ask the same question. And do you know who made it?
It has a tang stamp of "INOX" and no other stampings that I can see. The stamp looks like other stamps that are similar to "INOX KNIFE SOLINGEN GERMANY" type stamps. I am guessing it was made in Europe (Germany, Switzerland, France?) Inox means stainless, Solingen Germany is probably where the steel is from. It is well made with a very strong spring and very good "walk 'n talk".Quick Steel wrote: ↑Fri Sep 18, 2020 10:13 pm I was just going to ask the same question. And do you know who made it?