JUST KNIVES

[Gone2Three]

Thanks for looking Jim... it's all good, the hunt continues

[BillR]

I went by a pawn shop the other day and saw this fixed blade knife. Thought it looked familiar, so I came home and found it advertised in the American Rifleman. As I was passing the shop today, I went in and bought it for $50.

The picture with the Buck 103 skinner is for size comparison. Also polished the brass.

I had been looking around the house for over a year for that Buck.

At a family dinner a few weeks ago my son handed it to me. He had taken it to clean up and treat the sheath. It got buried in a box when he moved and forgotten. He found it after he cleaned out his storage shed. Glad to have back. I got it in the late 60's

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[desertclassic]

Knives are HIGH on the wanted list, right along with trikes and musical instruments. Nice finds.

[Gone2Three]

I went by a pawn shop the other day and saw this fixed blade knife. Thought it looked familiar, so I came home and found it advertised in the American Rifleman. As I was passing the shop today, I went in and bought it for $50.

The picture with the Buck 103 skinner is for size comparison. Also polished the brass.

I had been looking around the house for over a year for that Buck.

At a family dinner a few weeks ago my son handed it to me. He had taken it to clean up and treat the sheath. It got buried in a box when he moved and forgotten. He found it after he cleaned out his storage shed. Glad to have back. I got it in the late 60's

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I went by a pawn shop the other day and saw this fixed blade knife. Thought it looked familiar, so I came home and found it advertised in the American Rifleman. As I was passing the shop today, I went in and bought it for $50.

The picture with the Buck 103 skinner is for size comparison. Also polished the brass.

I had been looking around the house for over a year for that Buck.

At a family dinner a few weeks ago my son handed it to me. He had taken it to clean up and treat the sheath. It got buried in a box when he moved and forgotten. He found it after he cleaned out his storage shed. Glad to have back. I got it in the late 60's

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Wow... what is it...12in? Nice find there Bill

Chipaway typically makes a limited amount of their releases and changes them up yearly. If I'm not mistaken there was also an arrowhead version of the same knife

Glad your Buck made it's way home...

[BillR]

Thanks.

The overall blade is 7" and the sharpened part is 6".

[ol' school]

Christmas present this year...

[Gone2Three]

Christmas present this year...

What a great Christmas present

I like the forge work on the upper portion and the finger hole

[ol' school]

What a great Christmas present

I like the forge work on the upper portion and the finger hole

It was sharp enough to shave hair off my arm right out of the box!

[Gone2Three]

It was sharp enough to shave hair off my arm right out if the box!

[desertclassic]

Christmas present this year...

I think you will like it.

[priell3]

This old knife...I had since I was a kid...I'm 61 now.

[priell3]

I have owned this one longer than I can remember. Schrade 285UH.

[priell3]

I think this one belonged to my grandfather. I got it when he passed away in 1979.

[priell3]

A few newer knives. My brother gave me the Jeep knife about 20 years ago. It's a rugged piece.

[priell3]

Now something different...a couple of money clips. The CCA was given to my grandfather when he worked at the paper mill probably sometime in the '60s. Made in Japan. I don't know the story behind the oil company one. Made in Italy.

[priell3]

Another from my grandfather's collection. Marked Solingen Germany.

[priell3]

My grandfather carried this deer hunting. I did as well after I inherited it. WWII vintage.

https://sharky-fourbees.blogspot.com...nife-with.html

[priell3]

Father's Day gift from my wife several years ago.

[priell3]

Okay, so they aren't knives but cool edged tools nonetheless. Made is USA. Bring on the zombies.

[ol' school]

Nice group of knives Mike!