I've had a love for photography since I was a young boy!! And taking photographs/pictures of knives has added to my love. I now am offering some of my knife pictures/photographs for sale. If you have a particular brand of knife you collect, I'm sure I have a photograph or 2 that could enhance the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Hammered steel sahlute fellow knife friends!! Straight up……..huge fan of the knife….the size, the feel, the process, the steel. Straight up HUGE FAN!!!! I was contacted by the folks at Indy Hammered Knives , ended up selecting the custom knife kit. I muffed up the wood scales sent in the kit (and actually wrapped […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Steel Sahlute fellow knife friends! I love this machete….L-O-V-E it!!! My boys love this machete camp knife. It's being used over and over, and reached for (by me) ahead of my hatchets I carry!!! HUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE fan and I give it my highest recommendations! There are 2 hiccups in […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Last week I received an email asking if I'd consider reviewing one of the Indy Hammered Knives hand forged by James. I replied via email, and called the following day and was fortunate enough to talk to James…the Smitty, and creator of Indy Hammer Knives : https://ihknives.com/ I was offered any knife to review. After talking with […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Kershaw Method Knife Review Steel Sahlute knife lovers! Another review comin’ atcha! My method on testing and reviewing knives has changed slightly over the past couple years. These days I try and be a little more abusive to the knife in review in order to see if it’ll SAY UNCLE!! This […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Kershaw Fraxion Knife Review What in tarnation is up with this super lightweight sharp knife? I’ve tried to dull this blade. I have. I’ve asked it to swallow cardboard and it has, willfully. Heavy duty thick cardboard that are created to transport metal tool chests. Truth be told, I expected the knife to […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Sometimes a knife will give me chills in a good way, not a scared way!! I purchased this USA made Imperial PROV RI 3 blade cattle knife on ebay for cheap…. It is precisely 75 years old (as oh 12/6/17). How do I know the age? 1). Tang stamp indicates production from 1936 – 1952 […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Check these bolsters knife fans. I've been told the shape is called Washington bolsters. This jack knife has ebony wood scales, and is stamped A. Field & Co. Criterion Germany. You can see more versions and info by this maker on AllAboutPocketKnives.com
CASE TESTED XX Mini Mother of Pearl 2 Blade Knife Every once in awhile I stumble upon a knife that his little to no info available. After conducting numerous Internet searches I posted the question on my favorite knife forum www.allaboutpocketknives.com hoping the author of Collecting Case Knives, Steve Pfeiffer,would chime in and confirm it’s […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Swiss Army Picnicker Knife Multi Tool Recently I had the pleasure of selling this knife. I was fascinated by the all serrated main blade. I had no idea what it was and after digging and digging I finally discovered this Elinox Victorinox Swiss Army Camping Multi Tool knife was the Picnicker It’s 91mm, 3 Layer […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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