New-to-Me Knives, Yet Again

[Flattop5]

New-to-Me Knives, Yet Again

First photo, left to right (sorry for the dim lighting):

-- William Rodgers (England), farrier's knife (i.e., horseman's knife), stag handles, circa 1950s?
-- Buck, small lockback, plastic handles, circa 1990 (also says "KC" on the blade).
-- Gerber, Frisco Shiv, double-edge boot knife, plastic handles, circa 1981.
-- Schrade (made in USA), lockback folding hunter, imitation ivory handles, carbon steel blade, liner-lock, circa 1987.
-- Benchmade, Barrage, the silver blade is 154CM, assisted-opening, circa 2020.
-- Anza, skinning knife, wood handles, carbon steel blade (made from a file), circa 2012.
-- Linder (Germany), dagger, kris blade, stag handles, stainless steel blade, circa 1995.

Next photo:

-- Puma (Germany), Plainsman, 2-blade, (discontinued; this model was later renamed to "Game Warden"), wood handles, circa 1969.
-- Buck, Model 110, wood handles, circa 1974.
-- Boker (Germany), 2-blade, brown bone handles, carbon steel blades, main blade is embossed grey color, double-lockback (both blades lock; discontinued), circa 2010.

 

[Lee Barner]

your English farrier's knife reminded me I had an English Horseman's knife from the 1880's. hadn't seen the light of day for many years now. just thought I would hijack your thread with it. Lee

 

[Narragansett]

I like the Anza skinner. The lock back buck looks like it was made by Schrade for buck. I have many of the Schrade USA SP-2's

 

[hivel37]

Nice grouping of knives.
Especially like stag.
I need to take pics before
grandsons get here.

 

[swagmeister]

Great collection of quality knives. Now all you need is a Randall and a Jimmy Lile put in with them!!! Thanks for showing. I also am very fond of stag on knives and handguns.