Lets see the knife pictures!

One I sold yesterday.

Collection of old Schrades,

I suppose I could play along.

Slipjoints:


Lockbacks:


Imperials:



Bark River and Koster:


Rapid River custom hatchet:


Wilson Custom:


Becker BK7 that I "customized":

More engraved Spyderco's

Speedo66,
Thanks for the compliment on my engraving. Here's other examples. I love engraving the Spyderco steel.

Most of mine are putaway. Someday I'll dig them out and shoot some current photos.

These are the sharp pieces of steel I actually use.



My Wetterlings 10" belt axe, my JK Hiker and EDC, my trusty SAK, and yes that is a cheap $12 Mora (carbon 860-MG)

Emerson daily carry.
Boker I've had for years.
Wicked sharp, German sheath knife.

English sterling and MOP fruit knife, with box, 1853 IIRC.

Ti framelocks: Buck 172 Mayo TNT; Benchmade 635BK Mini Skirmish; Benchmade 760BK LTi; Benchmade 630 Skirmish; Kershaw 1725SG2 JYDII.



The BM 760BK is the only knife still in production... you have to grab 'em when you can!

Stainz

A few I had lying around my desk...

First up are two of my daily carriers, a Benchmade Elishewitz Stryker in ATS34 stainless and an old Case XX two blade

Next is what I carried this year hunting (minus the two folders that were in my pocket) Schrade stainless gut hook skinner, no name carbon steel knife, and a Ka-Bar USMC.

The Infamous Chicken Killer I built for my wife from a kit blade and a pair of cocobolo scales

Next are a couple of beaters I use around the farm. A United Cutlery Kukri, and a Coleman/Western skinner

These last two were christmas gifts to me this year, first is a Gerber field dressing kit, the second one is a "magnum" division of Boker fairly cheap japanese made knife probably designed after a Randall, but nowhere near the quality or price.

Just a few of my favorites.
Benchmade 42
Benchmade 551 griptilian
CRKT ringed razel

Cold steel rifelmans hawk
SOG fusion tactical tomahawk

My Emersons:


MT LCC:


P7 & MT Ultratech:


Some framelocks:


Custom folder:


BM 760 LFTi:


Emerson CQC-7 & Commander:


CR Sebenza (large 21):


ZT 301:

I took the classic Bushcrafter and made it mine. I took away the scandi edge and added a hollow ground and large choil so I could shorten the handle, this also allow you choke up on the knife for more control. I have three in this design.


5/32 thick D2.
Grind is a Hollow Grind.
Cutting Edge is 4''.
Overall Length is 9''
Construction is Full Tang.
Handle is Ironwood with Black Micarta Bolster with a mosaic Pin.

Sheath Included.



Warranty
I have a no non-sense Guarantee, you break it under normal use. I Promise I will fix or replace it as long as I am able to work in the shop. Plus if for any reason you are ever unhappy with it. Send it back to me for a "FULL REFUND" Because I don't make a knife I wouldn't love to own.

Jim Adams