Knife Picture Thread

[leVieux]

A.G. Russell

Nice A.G. Russell, used to have a Sting but was misplaced in one of my many moves.

Russell has thousands of knives not listed in their catalog.

Their customer service could find all sorts of unique items for you if you're not in a big hurry.

leVieux

 

[TheDan]

I've got a ton of knives, but not that many pictures... Here's a few.

Kershaw Outcast that I've used the snot out of.

This was my EDC for quite awhile, but it started wearing holes in my pants. It's just a little too thick and that G10 is very abrasive.

Kershaw Camp 18" Why? Because why the hell not!

I keep this 14" Old Hickory stuck to the fridge with magnets

 

[matefrio]

I've got a ton of knives, but not that many pictures... Here's a few.

Kershaw Outcast that I've used the snot out of.


This was my EDC for quite awhile, but it started wearing holes in my pants. It's just a little too thick and that G10 is very abrasive.


Kershaw Camp 18" Why? Because why the hell not!


I keep this 14" Old Hickory stuck to the fridge with magnets

What is this one? Love the texture on the metal.

 

[TheDan]

Old Hickory kitchen knives, made by Ontario. The butchers knife pictured above is pretty heavy duty; works good for chopping ribs. I think the roll marks on the metal has some historical context, but it's just done for aesthetics now. They are cheap and durable. I've got some Old Hickory kitchen knives that my grandma had that are probably 30 years older than I am.

 

[London]

TheDan-

Is that an old American or newer Chinese Old Hickory? I've got an old American whittlin' looking OH knife and it's a quality piece for sure. Another one of my thrift store treasures. Picked it up along with an old 5" Mora Knife and some civil war era kitchen knives- 75 cents each!

 

[TheDan]

It's made in the USA, but it's not an old one. Ontario Knife Co. makes them. I'm not aware of any Ole Hickerly China knock-offs but I'm sure they are out there.

 

[Mexican_Hippie]

That Kershaw Camp 18" keeps calling my name.

 

[TheDan]

That Kershaw Camp 18" keeps calling my name.

It is pretty sweet... The grip is really comfortable on it, but the feel of the knife really makes me want to take the plastic guards off and make some messer style quillons for it

 

[TheDan]

That Kershaw Camp 18" keeps calling my name.

 

[Mexican_Hippie]

Would be awesome. Make two sets and send me one!

 

[London]

It's made in the USA, but it's not an old one. Ontario Knife Co. makes them. I'm not aware of any Ole Hickerly China knock-offs but I'm sure they are out there.

I may be confused. I seem to recall Chinese versions being sold on HSN. But I'm senile at 32, you know.

 

[Jakashh]

 

[TheDan]

Nice Benchmade! Which one is that?

 

[Jakashh]

It's a 710. Goes everywhere I go. Needs to be sharpened though

 

[Rebel]

Sigh... ok, I'll play.

This knife is the favorite in my small collection. It's a "general purpose" knife made by John Schulps. Unfortunately this is the only Schulps-made knife I own. The scratches on the blade are John's signature.

 

[grasshopperglock]

What's the handle made of?

 

[Jakashh]

wood

 

[Rebel]

What's the handle made of?

I honestly don't recall. I bought this from John 7-8 years ago. Unfortunately John died back in 2010, so I may have some difficulty finding out.

wood

That's it!

 

[Rebel]

This one is the Wusthof Classic paring knife. My fiance has an entire Wusthof Classic knife set, short the meat cleaver, along with a few miscellaneous odds and ends.

 

[Hoji]

View attachment 37022 Pair of Busse Combats.