Just a few picked up here & there.

[John Barker]

That's are real knife collection right there. Thanks fro sharing!
-John

 

[navihawk]

Here's mine. Some have gone and come in since

 

[wagglebee]

That's a great looking collection you've got there navihawk.

 

[JatMat]

please tell me you have a winchester or two in there..... that is a great looking collection. where did you get the display case?

Two Questions, yes a couple of them, as for the display, I built it. Basically a 4' x 6' x 2'' deep shadow box divided vertically into three sections. Each side of each divider was routed out to allow for 1/4'' x 2'' glass shelves. I used scrap glass and used a belt sander on the edges to knock off the sharp edges. The back is 1/4'' luan plywood with a frame of 3/4'' spruce to make the front and edge of shadow box. Painted it flat black and screwed it to the wall that is also charcoal flat black. (Media Room)

 

[Jim Coffee]

great idea for a display.. i may have to try that...... and lets see those winchesters close up... thanks

 

[JatMat]

Another one from one of The Best Bang for your Bucks Makers, Rick Menefee.
Please forgive the crappy photos.

Just picked up another.

 

[wagglebee]

Another one from one of The Best Bang for your Bucks Makers, Rick Menefee.
Please forgive the crappy photos.

Just picked up another.

I love those scales!2thumbs

 

[JatMat]

Just one from Brett Dowell not posted before.

 

[tobinsmith]

Jim, that's a great collection of knives!

Thanks for letting us take a look at it!

 

[JatMat]

I have another one or two around, ever once in a while I will post up.

 

[HELLGAP]

Link to old album.
One of the pictures to perhaps tease your interest.

BTW: Thanks Tracy for allowing us old collectors hang around and now have a forum.
Jim

Ill say its the RUSTY PRESTON MAMMOTH FOLDER

 

[JatMat]

Of course this is one of my faves. Kudos to Kerry. Finner fit and finish you will not find. The master (Tony Bose) was no doubt smiling when this one was finished.

Here is the master, "Blade 2008" with yours truly.

 

[JatMat]

Just wishing that Case or a custom maker would bring back this great knife, one of the finest users I have ever handled.

Perhaps even with a wharnie blade.

 

[Rusty McDonald]

Very nice collection you have there sir. Some pretty impresive names in there.
I just picked up a Peanut pattern from one of them and well you'll see it here maybe. Just finished my first linerless shadow as well.

 

[JatMat]

Very nice collection you have there sir. Some pretty impresive names in there.
I just picked up a Peanut pattern from one of them and well you'll see it here maybe. Just finished my first linerless shadow as well.

Wow! I am looking forward to that one.:bud:
Jim

 

[JatMat]

KEN ERICKSON 3 1/8 swell center jack
3 1/8 closed
ATS-34 flat ground blades, hand finished 600 grit
Clip blade master, standard pull.
Pen blade secondary, standard pull.
410 INTEGRAL liners and bolsters, relieved.
Ebony scales
Oval shield , pinned
Bright finish bolsters
Fully finished insides
1 7/8 oz.

 

[JatMat]

Another "First Peanut'' by Keith Johnson.

 

[JatMat]

Allen Newberry's "Pocket Cutlass" I am normally a folder collector for my grandchildren, but this one called my name.

 

[JatMat]

Another one by Rick Menefee

 

[kai76]

That first peanut by Keith Johnson is SWEET!