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Here a couple knife's. The one in the sheath,
That says sharp. Is the one That I have carryed
For a very long time. And is my go to knife
For gutting or skining, it stays in one of my back pac's. The Elk Rige. Knife's are farely new to me.
I have used the bigger one , it's ok. I wish it had a diff. Handle, it needs something at the end to keep your hand from sliping off. The ammo wallet is to match the butt cuff on my 45-70

Beautiful knives, lovely collection that you have there. Thanks much for the photos! This old Browning pictured with a folder is my favorite fixed blade. It has taken a beating through the years, I got it sometime in the early 1970's. [/[URL=http://s1083.photobucket.com/user/bmolloy1/media/Mobile%20Uploads/2016-04/25EEA227-1F20-46B0-952B-B3F3437BF639_zps732hj0vn.jpg.html]

The Sharp knife , my wife got me for Xmas. Back when she started hunting with me. That would have been the late 70's.
I love that fixed blade, that handle is What my Elk ridge needs

I think I would buy more fixed blade knives but the laws in California are goofy (no surprise there). Concealing a fixed blade knife is a felony!

I've had this one around forever, it has Geo Wostenholm & Son Sheffield England.
Firth stainless stamped on it. Anyone know anything about?

I don't. have you tryed to Goggle it.?
Looks alot like the shape of my sharp blade, and
That should be a great skining knife.

These are my favorite .

more

Fixed blade knives are all that I carry and use.

My EDC (Every day carry.) knife (BUCK Ranger Skinner 113.) is the one that I have been carrying for some time since I no longer use folding or pocket knives due to my hand arthritis. Good and bad days there.

These are my TOP 3 knives that I carry and keep around me the most:

Buck Ranger Skinner 113 (Fanny pack carry.)

Buck 119 Special (Open carry.)

Ka-Bar 1211 (Bed side and for traveling.)

I have changed my BUCK knives around a few times since I went to FIXED BLADE knives only too.

Cate
PS: My husband picked up some special custom fixed blades at a Missoula knife show (Robert P. Martin out of Idaho.) and he is having a friend from his company (Here in Montana.) put some handles on those two knives. My husband will have 4 custom made knives from RP Martin when these are completed. I went to the knife show with him and enjoyed myself. It was not a huge show but a very nice one. Everyone was nice, friendly and informative to me. The people there were knife makers and they had some beautiful knives.

http://www.mtknifemakers.net/Show.html

Here's a couple more
The military knife my uncle had in Korea it's a EGW knife.
The western L66. I just picked up at a gun show a couple weeks ago. Think it's from the 1960's
And the Remington made in the USA. I bought for my wife quite a wile ago. And she doesn't like it
So it hardly get's to go for a walk in the woods.

You have a varied and cool-looking collection of fixed blades. Very neat that you have the Korean War knife your uncle had....that's special.
Enjoyed looking them over.
Thanks for posting!

biglever wrote:Here's a couple more
The military knife my uncle had in Korea it's a EGW knife.
The western L66. I just picked up at a gun show a couple weeks ago. Think it's from the 1960's
And the Remington made in the USA. I bought for my wife quite a wile ago. And she doesn't like it
So it hardly get's to go for a walk in the woods.20160910_073746.jpg20160910_073834.jpg

Those are some great knives with a nice looking plow. Pretty nice photograph.