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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Newfoundland, Canada
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Who'd like to post some pics of their favorite knives?
I was going to start a Ka-Bar pic thread, then I thought a combat/fighting knife/bayonet thread would get more results, THEN I thought awww hell, just a KNIFE pic thread would be cool. Post pics of anything you got with an edge (boy I'm opening myself up to the jokers posting their Gillette Mach 3s) that you want to show off. I'll try and get some up when I get near my parent's place again, I ain't don't got no digi-cam for myself. Don't just post your pretty pieces, we want to see your work-horse, everyday use, still got a little bit of last nights supper on it, knives.
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Quaerite Prime Regnum Dei~ Official motto of Newfoundland If guns are outlawed, only the government will have guns. Only the police, the secret police, the military, the hired servants of our rulers. Only the government --and a few outlaws. I intend to be among the outlaws. -- Edward Abbey in Abbey's Road, p.39 (Plume, 1979) -Smitty
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains
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How about some of the junk I have laying around?
None of the good knives are in these pics though. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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I don't know Pickenup, the bayonets look pretty nice, I like Estwing hatchets and I've used a milsurp Bolo machete ever since I was big enough to lift one.
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Quaerite Prime Regnum Dei~ Official motto of Newfoundland If guns are outlawed, only the government will have guns. Only the police, the secret police, the military, the hired servants of our rulers. Only the government --and a few outlaws. I intend to be among the outlaws. -- Edward Abbey in Abbey's Road, p.39 (Plume, 1979) -Smitty |
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: New Hampshire
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I do not have a large collection of edged items. But here are few of my favorites.
Gil Hibben Silver Shadow and Dragon Lord. Buck 505 (used to be my carry knife). Barlow (white one). Smith and Wesson 150th anniversary by Taylor Cutlery. All featured on the Blue Couch (tm) that seems to be in most pictures I have put up here. ![]()
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Here is a Carter Custom HD with spring assist...I will post up some more later, but this is my favorite.
Crpdeth
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There are a few on my web site- www.billdeshivs.com
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Bay Point, Kali..aka Gun Point
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Pickenup! Where did you did you find my Case 3 blade?
I think the Black Hole of Lost Knives are in CO!
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Hey pick...One more question...You know how to make those balisongs sing?
Crpdeth
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Newfoundland, Canada
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Crp, Regarding your last pic, with the P22, and the knife ................. The KNIFE, what is it? Where'd you get it? How much? Do they offer a slightly longer blade? I WANT IT I WANT IT I WANT IT. Looks mean
. Can I get a plain blade? I don't really like serrations.
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Quaerite Prime Regnum Dei~ Official motto of Newfoundland If guns are outlawed, only the government will have guns. Only the police, the secret police, the military, the hired servants of our rulers. Only the government --and a few outlaws. I intend to be among the outlaws. -- Edward Abbey in Abbey's Road, p.39 (Plume, 1979) -Smitty |
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Crpdeth, that knife is military issue isn't it?
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Now this is a pocket knife! It measures 22 inches open.
The little one next to it is a switch blade paratrooper knife. |
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Seriously though, you are really kinda lucky to find one of these anymore...Sorry I've been so busy at work...I saw these responses a few days ago and just never had time to respond like I wanted to. Here are the only two Tactools on Fleabay that I could come up with. Tactool #1...Looks like someone COULD luck out and get this next one pretty dang cheap. Tactool #2 As you see the 550 paracord that is wrapped around the handle of mine is not "factory" but something that I did after purchasing it. Heres the story that I got on it...A couple friends of mine operate a gun shop here in town, they said that a timid little woman came in one morning and said that her hubby had just returned from Iraq and she threw a fit because he brought some menacing looking items back with him and left them out where the kids could reach them... So while he was snoozing she was pawning...I dont believe everything I hear, but it is kind of neat to think that this hunk of steel was over there, worn by a brave young man who was protecting my freedom. Here is another look at the Tactool (pic #1) and the other knife that was purchased by my friends from the lady. It's a Spec Plus from Ontario USA which now hangs from the shoulder strap of my LBV. Crpdeth
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Also....
All the pics of my Fred Carter didnt turn out like I had hoped, so I'm going to toss up one more. Crpdeth
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This knife is one that I actually found on the ground in Dallas Tx, I'm sure some thug had a LEO do a U-turn on him so he started tossing stuff.
Anyway, by the time I found it, it was covered in rust...I wish I had done a before and after pic because it was a mess, but it came out okay. Camp USA, satin blade. Crpdeth
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Hey Bunny!
This one may be exactly what you are looking for...The blade isant boxed off, but there are no serrations either. Combat Utility 7...It looks like the Crewman to me...There are also a Brute and a Campanion which look damn cool to me... Keep your eyes on Ebay, with searches like "Becker knife and tool" and BK&T, Becker Brute, Becker Campanion, ect...They are getting hard to find, but I bet that you'll find one that suits you at this stage...A year from now, they'll be gone. Crpdeth
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Join Date: May 2007
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Thanks Crp, it's a little too rich right now but I'll keep them in mind. They sure look like some sweet knives.
For the record, I got no "fear of serrations", I just like a plain blade because I like to whittle while the stew is coming around over the campfire . I carry one of my serrated folders for cutting rope and tough materials.I think I'm going to start looking in to getting some siblings for my Ka-Bar U.S.M.C. soon though. I've been on the Ka-Bar site a lot over the last few weeks just dreaming................. I will have a few of the Heavy Bowies, Camp knives, Kukri Machetes, Cutlass Machetes.... oh I could go on and on.
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Quaerite Prime Regnum Dei~ Official motto of Newfoundland If guns are outlawed, only the government will have guns. Only the police, the secret police, the military, the hired servants of our rulers. Only the government --and a few outlaws. I intend to be among the outlaws. -- Edward Abbey in Abbey's Road, p.39 (Plume, 1979) -Smitty |
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I know Brother...I was just ribbing ya.
Just a thought though, those other knives you are wanting will most likely always be available while the Beckers wont and the value will only go up. I know the price is high...I HATE to spend money, but you'd never regret it. Oh, and I want a Kukuri too! Crpdeth
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Good point, only problem is if I get a Becker, I won't USE it because they're no longer in production. Then again they do look SOOOOOO sweet. Maybe I can justify buying one if I fortify with Capt. Morgan dark rum before I go online to buy.
Knife collecting is surely a disease, I actually get a little ill when I see something I really want and know I can't afford it. Those Beckers are making me feel more than a little green since I got no "green" in the bank right now. It's like the old song just with one word changed, "my eyes keep me in trouble, I want every KNIFE(woman) I see." What to do, What to do. Well no point in worrying about it for two weeks anyway since this paycheque is already spoken for with rent and electricity bills. Two weeks time, the cheque is all mine to play with, then we'll see.....
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Quaerite Prime Regnum Dei~ Official motto of Newfoundland If guns are outlawed, only the government will have guns. Only the police, the secret police, the military, the hired servants of our rulers. Only the government --and a few outlaws. I intend to be among the outlaws. -- Edward Abbey in Abbey's Road, p.39 (Plume, 1979) -Smitty |
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Pickenup.....I think you missed one. Do you have one of these or have you or anyone in the forum seen one? It was made by the Imperial Steel knife company as the grand prize in those old crane operating booths at state fairs and carnivals (from what they told me about it's history). I think the time period was in the 1930's but I can't remember.
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Sorry, I hit on the wrong picture. Here it is.
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The one I use every day?
Blackie Collins designed Tactical lockback folder. |
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I'm a newbie to the forum but I have a small collection of knives, a couple of which I made, dressed up or am in the process of making. The circle of knives is missing a CRKT M16 that I added after this pic was taken. The layered steel knife with the Orca tooth (pre-ban I assure you) was one I made. An anthropologist friend who used to deal a lot with some of the NW Coast Indians was given the tooth many years ago and then gave it to me about twenty years ago. The layered steel was a scrap that another friend gave to me. I only used a grinder and files, a propane torch for annealing and tempering as well as soldering the brass and silver guard. The blade was then acid etched with Radio Shack circuit board etchant. The Kershaw was found by one of my daughters out in a parking lot and had been run over a few times. I cleaned it up and another friend of mine who had purchased a walrus tusk at an auction back in the sixties gave me a couple slabs and I made the handles. The raw blade in the center of the circle is another piece of layered steel and I will be making a small dagger with an ironwood or cocobolo handle. I found the Marble and it was pretty beat up but was brought back to fair condition with some emery paper, oil and leather treatment. The little "skinner" with the cocobolo grip is also layered steel and the boot knife above it was made with a blade I ordered from an ad in Blade Magazine.
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Montgomery, AL
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I found the rest of my knives and I added my wall hangers. The wall hangers are the ones on the upper row. CAUTION TO THE 56k'ers!!!
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() A few of my knives : Urban Fighter Gert van den Elsen and WWI automatic Browning Van Poppel forged out of Soviet Anti aicraftgun Toni Oostendorp and Henri Dumoulin rifle Van den Elsen Pukko |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Goldsboro, NC
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My knives, wish I had more, but I like what I have.....colt boot knife, gerber multi tool, K-bar, gerber folder w/rubber handle, gerber pocket folder, bayonet that fits my M4 and Mossberg 590
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