A THR knife PICTURE thread?!?!

[JTW Jr.]

Decided to give my daily user a bit of cleaning and give the 52100 blade steel a coat of wax.

Blade had all kinds of Christmas present sticky stuff on it.... yes those are spots on the blade , it was left in the coin pocket and went thru the wash a few times. Hey it's a user , not a safe queen !


JTW-1841x by the45guy, on Flickr

His & hers ( which is actually hers & hers in the end anyways , right ? )


JTW-1848x by the45guy, on Flickr

 

[Steve32]

MTech Karambit Folding Knife

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ocn0RZIFeac

 

[The Capt]

Here are a few of my Strider Knives. Left to right: Strider BN-SS, Strider MT-SS, Strider Tanto Valkyrie and a Strider D9-SS. The SS stands for Serrated Spine.

 

[Steve32]

A survivor knife I got

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNwuiZh2Ax4

 

[T.R.]

This folding jewel takes a scary edge easily.

TR

 

[Dave Markowitz]

Some of my knives

The first knife I ever owned, an Imperial Barlow that my dad gave me around 1977 or 78:



An Imperial 432, which was a gift for my Bar Mitzvah in 1981:



The first knife I bought with my own money, in the early 80s, and to which I've returned as my EDC, a Victorinox Pioneer (the finish is even more worn now):



Nessmuk Trio, consisting of a Case CV Trapper, 'hawk bought at Dixon's Muzzloading Shop, and a Condor Nessmuk:



Boker Barlow:



Ontario RAT-3:



Case Moose in CV and Remington Woodsman Bullet Knife from 1985:



Valiant Trading Co. Large Survival Golok:



The Schrade LB7 Bearpaw that I carried when I was in a CAP SAR squadron:



Finnish Puukko from Cloudberry Market with LH sheath that I made:

 

[Steve32]

MTech Combat Knife / Clip Point Blade

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEuHGHpHp3E

 

[sidheshooter]

Here are 3 of my favorites:

The Polkowski Kasper pug is just a great over all system for the enthusiast. Admittedly, a bit of a single purpose item, but well designed and made.

The Perrin/Spyderco is a super convenient, small EDC fixed blade.

The original recipe Phantom is even worse than the Polkowski, so far as single-mindedness goes, but it's such a wickedly cool blade; just a great example of the sort of work that put Allen on the map.

Check out the concave grind on the back side of the chisel blade.

 

[PastorAaron]

Newest Addition

Here's the latest in a long history of addiction to sharp things

Bark River Trail Buddy

Holds an edge well, and has been a great bushcraft knife. I'm well pleased.
God Bless,
Aaron

 

[PastorAaron]

One more

This is my PTK

 

[Gizards'n'Gravy]

my two custom hunting knives made by good friend Shelby Jones

My Cattaraugus 225Q next to an M4 Camillus bayonet

My much used Old Timers, The broken on in the middle was my fathers first knife. He melted the tip cross arcing the starter on his car when he was 17 :banghead:. He took a dremel to it and gave it to me. Its like a razorblade and has earned a spot as designated fish cleaner

My much more used Old Timers

Those first two Case knives on the left are the pride of my collection, given to me by my grandfather and not made in China. Followed by a Camillus, a Gerber, a Barlow on the bottom left and the last 2 are Bucks

The Gerber on the left is my carry knife and the next 2 were my Christmas presents

 

[32 Magnum]

Anybody know what this is and where it may have come from?



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[Berkley]

a Moroccan nimcha, often called a "wedding nimcha".

 

[32 Magnum]

Berkley,
Thank you very much for the information. I've had a couple dozen blades picked up at gun shows, gun auctions, etc. that I haven't paid much attention to. Time to put some labels on them, age creeps on relentlessly.

 

[32 Magnum]

I need a little help with this one, also.
The grip material appears to be horn with a spiral gripping groove cut into it.

 

[Doug Add]

It was the sight of JTW's John Lloyd at the top of this page that set me on a quest for such a beautiful knife. I finally acquired an amber stag knife this week, but I could not afford to have John make me one, having recently purchased a rosewood Shadow he made in October.

So, here is my Queen Mountain Man along with the Lloyd Shadow. Sorry for the photo quality, I just took them outside after the Queen arrived today, sat them on a stump from the wood pile and took a couple quick shots.

 

[JTW Jr.]

Nice combo Doug !

Must be something in the air , I carried a Queen Mt Man along with the John Lloyd Baby Trapper today.

 

[AuthorityDenied]

Just picked up this custom at a recent gun show

 

[imaybail]

EDC Blade

A. G. Russell "Sting"

 

[EGGMAN240]

Here's all my blades... Enjoy!

Top:

DDR Madd Maxx 5.5 Assisted

Left to Right:
Extrema Ratio Black Talon
Extrema Ratio Nemesis
Extrema Ratio MF2
Extrema Ratio MF3 Ingredior
Boker Applegate Folding Dagger
Gerber Applegate Standard

Bottom:
Cold Steel TiLite 6"

 

[tnxdshooter]

Here are my knives. Buck 110 and 112.

 

[T.A.DAVISON knife maker]

Nice knives & photos guys and gals - -


Here is one of mine -

TA








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[Yo Mama]

Todd, that knife you just posted looks like the most beautiful knife I've ever seen. Seriously, I don't know what inspired you on this one, but it's the bee's knees!

 

[Brian Williams]

Todd, that is about the best I have seen from you, I like symmetry, and this has it all over. If that was done as a Copperhead type to sink the joint, it would be perfect.
I love the blade shape, the handle shape, the colors and form overall. Sweetness.

 

[Mp7]

We need to put a disclaimer on this thread!

...Jees guys...

everyone who feels like they´re gonna be broke
cause the saw at least 2 dozen MUSTHAVES
in this thread .-.. raise their hand....


I can´t get over that Custom Gauch knife....
( to just quote one...)

:banghead: