Traveling this great land where freedom rings and echoes amongst the people I have been exposed to a couple of truly unique pocket knives this past couple of weeks. I am indeed honored to show you the following images of a camping style knife (Pat. 816929) used in the Vietnam War by my brother in-law. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I've had a Kershaw T-Tool 3 bit adjusting tool kit for over a year now. Very, very useful. My reason for posting this in my pocket knives blog is so others who may have never heard of this item, as I hadn't, could be. Available at your local Amazon website 🙂 Off to review my new SOG Salute! Woot! Scott
Monday morning steeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel sahlute! Rise and shine steel brothers! While in the Smoky Mountains this past weekend I had the opportunity to quickly stop into the National Knife Museum located in Smoky Mountain Knife Works (www.smkw.com) . Amazing knife history is contained within the building in addition to a monstrous selection of steel! If you […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
In order to execute a proper "STEEL SAHLUTE" I thought a SOG FF10 Salute folding pocket knife might handle the job appropriately sooooooooo I bought one today! Stay in the steel spirit for a proper steel sahlute review! Scott
I just love this combination of steel and bone.
Me too….when I won it, I THOUGHT it was a typo for Victorinox, but as it turns out…..it's not. It's a Virginia Inox metal handle knife. The country of manufacturing is unknown. All the info I can accumulate is displayed in the knice photos below.
Sharper Steel Brother Sahlute! Unfortunately I am not attending the BLADE SHOW in June this year. I did just receive this link from KnifeCenter.com blog regarding the Sharper Future Awards at this years show. Click here to read the announcement: http://blog.knifecenter.com/sharper-future%e2%84%a2-awards-breakfast-at-blade-show/
Great big hawkbill sahlute steel brothers! Feast your eyes on today's surgical steel strength! This pocket knife is a Parker IMAI Hawkbill (shape of the blade) Red Tail Hawk (printed on the blade) Smooth Bone (handle) Liner Lock (brass stud that keeps blade in place) #K86 folding made in JAPAN by Parker Cutlery Company. The tang […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Saturday Steel Sahlute! Won this in a "lot" auction on the Bay…… I really just wanted to share some pics. Up tight and outta sight. She's nifty like my buddy from school. Not a bad cigar paired with this knife either. A La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero DL-700 Maduro. Umpah!! This beauty will probably make […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I'm a subscriber to the TSA Knives Great Eastern Cutlery blog and thought I might offer a little, teeny help by posting his & Great Eastern Cutlery's efforts to raise money for the flood and tornado victims. They are auctioning off some mega beauty knives!! Please read more here: http://blog.tsaknives.com/2011/05/13/some-very-short-run-563311-and-62s-coming-thru.aspx http://blog.tsaknives.com/2011/05/13/gec-is-a-major-donor-in-the-flood–tornado-auction-again.aspx Scott
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