Show your knives!

[swivelheadd]

Been hanging on to this Cattaraugus since the mid-70's.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Some of my favorite fixed bladed knives .
Andy

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Attitude adjustment tools …Plains Indian style
Andy

 

[Benchrest]

Some of my favorite fixed bladed knives .
Andy
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I really, really, really don't like you right now.

I'm doing my very best to not go down the path-of-knives, and you post this!

Mr Link, I'm triggered, please ban Mr Hawken!



In all seriousness, well done sir!

 

[Andy54Hawken]

I really, really, really don't like you right now.

I'm doing my very best to not go down the path-of-knives, and you post this!

Mr Link, I'm triggered, please ban Mr Hawken!



In all seriousness, well done sir!

You are very welcome...
Knives are a pleasant addiction for sure.
Andy

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Not really a knife...but a sword.
A copy of a Norwegian single edge sword.
This sword would have been used from around 700 - 1000 AD.

30 inch carbon steel blade...
Weight of around 2 and half pounds...really good feel when cutting or thrusting with it.
Sharp....not razor sharp...but holds an edge well...and easy to sharpen.
Full tang...preened pommel.
Leather wrapped handle
Andy

 

[Dillon1000]

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Attitude adjustment tools …Plains Indian style
Andy

OK Andy, I have some too. Not the same Century as yours and you bleed if you pick one up BUT, nevertheless
Very sharp Blades

 

[Bacchus]

I seem to favor Buck, Kershaw, Becker, Ka-Bar.

 

[Benchrest]

You are very welcome...
Knives are a pleasant addiction for sure.
Andy

How much for the one on the right? I will trade you three childrens and pound of oats!

Being a bit more serious, what can you tell us about the three knives you posted?

 

[Andy54Hawken]

How much for the one on the right? I will trade you three childrens and pound of oats!

Being a bit more serious, what can you tell us about the three knives you posted?

The one on the right...ERN knives...Germany circa 1960's -70's
7 1/2 carbon blade...sharp...keeps an edge...and easy to sharpen
Stag grips...full tang...stout knife for sure.
Was given to me as gift ...and much appreciated.
Used as a camp knife and kitchen knife .
The scabbard was made by a friend.

Center knife ( bottom )
Blackjack Model 5...I carried this knife while in the Army and on 4 combat deployments.
Stacked leather handle , brass guard , 5 1/2 inch carbon steel blade..sharp as Hell.
Have gone through many scabbards is its years of use.
Nowadays...it is a camping and hunting knife.

Left...Schrade Model H-15
Was my one of my dad's hunting and fishing knives.
5 1/2 carbon steel blade...stacked leather handle .
Being left handed...I gave the original scabbard away..and had a friend make the one it wears now.
Still used as a hunting and camping knife.
Andy

Three favorites.

• Andy54Hawken
• May 5, 2024

 

[Andy54Hawken]

A few favorite folders.
Andy

 

[Indy62]

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Not really a knife...but a sword.
A copy of a Norwegian single edge sword.
This sword would have been used from around 700 - 1000 AD.

30 inch carbon steel blade...
Weight of around 2 and half pounds...really good feel when cutting or thrusting with it.
Sharp....not razor sharp...but holds an edge well...and easy to sharpen.
Full tang...preened pommel.
Leather wrapped handle
Andy

Good God Man

 

[Indy62]

Most of my knives are just field prep, bushcraft, survival etc. few combat knives.

Nothing fancy schmancy..just wanted all the bases covered...but think I'll pass on a sword