Laser added. Why not?

 

I've been splurging on overpriced fidget toys.

 

My other one is a classic Buck knife - buried somewhere in my fishing gear

 

One i made in ebony and mose antler for my girlfriend's brother in law. He's a climber and needed a small one to put in in rucksack

 

Picked up another of my favourite knives from a great maker out of Philadelphia



Called the “Little Prick”
Got this one on the way downunder


One I have already shown here.

 

As I was bored yesterday in bought this cheap little portuguese pocket knife. Carbon blade. Belive it or not it's made in Portugal and costs about 20 euros. It's rather basic but will be perfect for a one day moutain hike.

 

photo by others...


have fun
kfw

 

WWI era Bolo and Colt

 

My eye caught the Webley first. Beautiful.

 

Thanking @cicindela for the help on shipping with the Ultem

 

Just finished a kitchen knife up for a customer

 

Only these two left now,I had a nice collection of usa custom made pocket knives but things got silly over here regarding knife carry so they got sold.

 

Now this is a knife



Was issued to the Argentina Federal Police same emblem on issued 45 below the knife made in 1909 the 45 from the 1930's. Was at an antique show in Billing MT some years ago saw this and thought dam that would go good with the 45. The knife German made. The knife and scabbard both have serial numbers they both match, so they been together a long time without getting lost. Would not like to break the law in Argentina when these were in use.

 

Pretty little William Rogers knife made in Sheffield England.

 

Something a bit different. These are desk knives/letter openers in sterling silver, made by well known designer and silversmith Stuart Devlin in the 1970s, and hallmarked for London. The grips are hand hammered and gilded. The bottom knife is double bladed - very handsome.

 

Been too long since a post. I miss this thread.

 

I know this is an old thread, but these photos caught my eye! I had the pleasure of striking up a friendship with Roland Riddle many many years ago at one of the knife shows in the New York City area. Visited him in his shop in New York before he made the move down to Florida. I have several pieces of his; a couple I purchased and two he gave as gifts for helping him find a dog to adopt. Sweet man gone way too soon.

 

Figured since I was new to this group I would join in on the fun! I have a modest collection of handmade art knives. This is a custom piece from Dellana Warren:

 

And a short sword in Northwest Native American style by the late, great Norman Bardsley...