All About Pocket Knives

A very nice appearence, looking very practical and easy to carry. I really like its' simple clean lines.

I only have 2 fixed blades.

First up is a AC Warren custom knife with ossik handle. Just a beautiful knife in every respect. Mr. Warren's work is still reasonably priced for the quality of the work.








And of course there is the always present trusty old Buck 102 that I have had since the late 1960's.

Those are two beauties Dave.

Dave that Warren knife is beautiful. That knife has a lot of class IMO.

I really like that Warren as well - nice heavy guard, and the handle looks like it has you leaning into the cut. Looks like it would have some very good handling properties.

Oh yeah, and it's beautiful!

~ Edge

WOWZA on that Warren..Been tring a Lonewolf,anyone have any thought or opinions on these??

A Muela , some Schrades, and a H&R.......



Tim

garddogg56 wrote:WOWZA on that Warren..Been tring a Lonewolf,anyone have any thought or opinions on these??

I've never tried using a fixed blade knife with that much drop in the handle as it relates to the blade. How is it working for you so far ?

I'll tellya Phill I haven't skun anything yet but she has a weird feel to her and shes kinda small in hand.been whittling with her while on coydog and turkey stands

That is a really nice knife!

Here is one I made. I call it Brynt.

Sterling.

Stedlin wrote:That is a really nice knife!

Here is one I made. I call it Brynt.

Sterling.

That's a fine looking knife. Well done.

How long is the blade? The knife ? What is the handle material ?

My rehandled Utica Sportsman

A David Roeder Bowie. 10 3/8" Damascus steel blade, 145 layers of 15N20 and 1095, forged by maker; 15 5/8" oal; polished mule deer antler handle, brass hilt and butt cap.

Here is one I picked up today at the flea market for a few bucks

Everything marked is in Greek

My newly acquired Imperial Kit Carson.

Most folks I know aren't too interested in the leather handled fixed blades, but I find them interesting because of all the different spacer variations. The use of brass and bone make for nice looking handles imo, Tim

Leather handles on fixed blades don't sell as well or for as much as other materials but I too like them and prefer them.

great knives TIM

I am not much for buying "modern" knives fixed blade or pocket.

However I do like anything unusual, and this Browning fits the bill. It is a very stout fixed blade knife, the blade is razor sharp! The unusual thing about it is that hidden inside the handle is a nice folding pocket knife!

I just had to buy this one when I seen it, it was part of a salesman`s collection of Browning knives.

Well ain't that the cat's pajamas.

Didn't realize this forum existed. I love fixed blades.
I'm more of a user than a collector but here's mine (well, most of em).

My oldest and favorite for big game is this old Estwing that was gifted to me back in high school.



And a couple of old Buck work horses that have seen their fair share of blood.



Not fancy but this little Russel woodswalker is about the handiest knife ever after I trimmed the wallet sized sheath down to fit in the tool pocket in my carpenter pants.



My beloved little Northwoods B&T, it's about all I carry since I quit hunting big game.


Honorable mention to the Grohmann B&T my daughter sent me for fathers day.
It's a nice little knife, but I doubt it'll ever replace the NW with it's good ol 1095 steel.

Picked up this CSC Drop Point recently. In Chestnut of course.

My latest Morakniv from Sweden...

Just picked this one up in mint condition.

Here's another I just picked up.