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I love collecting knives. I mostly collect Made in USA folders like Case, Queen, Western, etc, but have a few fixed blades. Nothing too high dollar, but stuff that will hold its value. That’s a nice little collection you’ve got there. 

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I've enjoyed knives since I was a little boy.  I have some from Geno Denning, Gene Ingram, Phil Wilson, Chris Reeve and a handful of others.  A couple Puma too but I'll show a picture of them later, one is a sad tale.......uggh.

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Im scared to own a collector knife, always feel if i have something i should use it. 

Thats where the trouble would start, i think i have lost damn near every knife i have owned.

Doing pretty good with last couple i have made, managed not to lose one so far :)

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I don't actually collect them per say, but I have about 60. Everything from $5 Ozark Trail knives I leave in tackle boxes, to a few Beckers, 3 Cold Steel knives, a bunch of Mora's, about 10 I built from blanks, a Tops BOB and Tracker #2 as well as a Boker Mini Tracker, a few RAT 1's, a couple Bucks, 5 Joker knives, a couple Victorinox SAK's, a Bark River with a custom sheath, and some others.

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12 minutes ago, DirtTime said:

I don't actually collect them per say, but I have about 60. Everything from $5 Ozark Trail knives I leave in tackle boxes, to a few Beckers, 3 Cold Steel knives, a bunch of Mora's, about 10 I built from blanks, a Tops BOB and Tracker #2 as well as a Boker Mini Tracker, a few RAT 1's, a couple Bucks, 5 Joker knives, a couple Victorinox SAK's, a Bark River with a custom sheath, and some others.

Any pics of the ones you built? That's awesome.

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19 minutes ago, Skillet said:

Any pics of the ones you built? That's awesome.

There's another I built, but it's in a case, and it doesn't come out. I've also built and sold about 30 including some Kepharts and Enzo Trappers. The bottom knife on the left is the knife I built for my wife, she wanted pink liners and I talked into red. The very bottom is a Becker BK16 I stripped the coating from and I put custom scales, liners and pins on.

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28 minutes ago, DirtTime said:

There's another I built, but it's in a case, and it doesn't come out. I've also built and sold about 30 including some Kepharts and Enzo Trappers. The bottom knife on the left is the knife I built for my wife, she wanted pink liners and I talked into red. The very bottom is a Becker BK16 I stripped the coating from and I put custom scales, liners and pins on.

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Very cool stuff.

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I never seen a 124 looks solid. drop points are my favorite kind of blade.
Here’s my buck knives there’s a 110 somewhere around I just can’t find(never a fan of them)
I use the top two to butcher my deer.
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Here’s a few I carry from time to time,right now it’s a rat 2.
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The old western up top was from when I was a kid to young to buy it myself.


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Not really a collection, more of an accumulation. I pick up vintage knives when I can, nothing particularly fancy or expensive. Mainly from big names and historical outdoors companies, but also from local (NY manufacturers when I find them. Mainly Herters, some Marbles, Camillus, official Boy Scout knives and similar. 

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10 hours ago, rachunter said:

I never seen a 124 looks solid. drop points are my favorite kind of blade.
Here’s my buck knives there’s a 110 somewhere around I just can’t find(never a fan of them)
I use the top two to butcher my deer.
5acf967175505b9fc290de0dae90078d.jpg
Here’s a few I carry from time to time,right now it’s a rat 2.
a5619a49fc755096635a80120808dad0.jpg
The old western up top was from when I was a kid to young to buy it myself.


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What's the knife in the second pic at the very bottom? It sort of reminds me of an LTW, especially with that scandi grind.

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What's the knife in the second pic at the very bottom? It sort of reminds me of an LTW, especially with that scandi grind.

It’s a pathfinder dirty by design kephart xl. It’s a nice knife but I should’ve got the regular instead of the xl.


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10 hours ago, rachunter said:

I never seen a 124 looks solid. drop points are my favorite kind of blade.
Here’s my buck knives there’s a 110 somewhere around I just can’t find(never a fan of them)
I use the top two to butcher my deer.
5acf967175505b9fc290de0dae90078d.jpg
Here’s a few I carry from time to time,right now it’s a rat 2.
a5619a49fc755096635a80120808dad0.jpg
The old western up top was from when I was a kid to young to buy it myself.


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I am not too fond of the 110’s either.  They are tough to clean and don’t hold an edge so well.  I have gutted 5 deer with mine (3 early ML does and 2 Adirondack bucks). It was a gift from my father in law.  I feel obligated to use it, when I am hunting at his place.  
 

He got it for me at an antique store.  He always checks to see that I am using it.  As soon as I get home, I ditch it for my preferred Shrade sharpfinger.  He is all smiles here, because I used “his” knife and he got to use his new tractor to haul her back from the woods:

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23 hours ago, johnplav said:

YUP… l’ve got a bunch.  Puma skinner and Bowie were 2 of my first good knives.  My friend @Nomad is gonna leave my his white hunter in his will so I can display all 3 of them someday. 

You can have it, I’ll write your name on the back of the sheath, and put a post it note on my will .

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I am not too fond of the 110’s either.  They are tough to clean and don’t hold an edge so well.  I have gutted 5 deer with mine (3 early ML does and 2 Adirondack bucks). It was a gift from my father in law.  I feel obligated to use it, when I am hunting at his place.  
 
He got it for me at an antique store.  He always checks to see that I am using it.  As soon as I get home, I ditch it for my preferred Shrade sharpfinger.  He is all smiles here, because I used “his” knife and he got to use his new tractor to haul her back from the woods:
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I have one of those it was my small game knife for many years.
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11 hours ago, rachunter said:

I never seen a 124 looks solid. drop points are my favorite kind of blade.
Here’s my buck knives there’s a 110 somewhere around I just can’t find(never a fan of them)
I use the top two to butcher my deer.
5acf967175505b9fc290de0dae90078d.jpg
Here’s a few I carry from time to time,right now it’s a rat 2.
a5619a49fc755096635a80120808dad0.jpg
The old western up top was from when I was a kid to young to buy it myself.


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That bottom knife is a beauty. What is it?

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