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I'm not sure, Quicky, but I think it is pewter or something similar. Maybe an aluminum alloy, because it is pretty lightweight.

I picked up this Camillus fixed blade not long ago. 7 inch blade. Thanks for looking.

Picked up a couple Pal 36 knives. One with original sheath, I think. One without sheath. Thanks for looking.

Can't not have one of these! Kabar. Thanks for looking!

A little one. Queen bird and trout. Thanks for looking.

And the last of my meager collection. A Western L39 and a Schrade Uncle Henry Golden Spike unfortunately made in China. Thanks for looking. Have a great weekend!

USSR hunting knife produced in the 70's by Production plant of the Moscow Society of Hunters and Fishermens (Производственного комбината Московского Общества охотников и рыболовов (ПК МООР). Classics of the Soviet knife industry.
The back of the blade is also sharpened.

woodwalker wrote:A little one. Queen bird and trout. Thanks for looking.

Like the slender look of that blade. Nice stocks as well.

Eustace wrote:USSR hunting knife produced in the 70's by Production plant of the Moscow Society of Hunters and Fishermens (Производственного комбината Московского Общества охотников и рыболовов (ПК МООР). Classics of the Soviet knife industry.
The back of the blade is also sharpened.

Eustace, you showed me something new. Never saw one like that before. Thanks.

Eustace have you used your Moscow Hunter's knife ? does it have a name ? maybe "Nikita Special" ?
In the 'West' we tend to think of Soviet era Russian items being of low quality, but perhaps this propaganda we have been taught, i don't know.
How is the quality of the steel in the Moscow Hunter ?
kj

The knife in the catalog is recorded as "Hunting knife model 2". Мanifactured in two modifications - carbon steel U10A and stainless steel 4h13 (420 analogue)
http://zknives.com/knives/steels/steelg ... hrn=1&gm=0
http://zknives.com/knives/steels/steelg ... hrn=1&gm=0

In fact, I have very good impressions from the Russian y10a. Used to produce files. It sharpens easy to frightening sharpness. However, it rusts very easily.
My knife is 4x13 and for now I have no impressions - I got it today.

Great knife Eustace. Thanks for posting. I really like seeing the old German and Russian knives from that era and back through both world wars. Cool relics. Sweet one.

doglegg wrote:

woodwalker wrote:A little one. Queen bird and trout. Thanks for looking.

Like the slender look of that blade. Nice stocks as well.

Thanks Dogleg!! It sure is little but well made and a good Queen product.

Woodwalker ,nice little Queen, I like a smaller knife if your going to "use" it. Thanks for showing us the Russian knives Eustace, we don't get the opportunity to see many of those in the states. Terry

Thank you Terry!

Boot knife
made by Gerd Bernütz (Germany) for me
4,5" N690 & Desert ironwood

Real FINE boot knife ya got there!!! Yes Sir!!! John

Ser gut, bigbore. A great knife. You don't even have to be told it is German. Just has the look. I like it.

Thanks John and doglegg.

Thanks John and doglegg.

VG10 Steel,Hand Forged,Rosewood Handle,how about this

knifeslave wrote:
VG10 Steel,Hand Forged,Rosewood Handle,how about this

Cool knife.

knifeslave wrote:
VG10 Steel,Hand Forged,Rosewood Handle,how about this

Just curious, did you make it?

doglegg wrote:

knifeslave wrote:
VG10 Steel,Hand Forged,Rosewood Handle,how about this

Just curious, did you make it?

YES

knifeslave wrote:
VG10 Steel,Hand Forged,Rosewood Handle,how about this

That's really knice! Love the 'grind' of the blade.