How about a big Canal Street Cutlery folding hunter with buffalo horn handle...

Guido, that was beautifully written.


Tony, nice collection! Thanks for posting. Nothing wrong with inexpensive knives. One of my favorite knives is my $21.00 Camillus Military Pocket Knife. If I'm not mistaken, all of your knives are USA made. Same here with the exception of my Fallkniven and Swiss Army Knives, which I can't live without.

I love your Lile. Being the outdoorsman that you are, it must be difficult not to carry it.

Thanks Tom.
And you are right on the money about the Lile.
But one day ... one day!
Tony

Tony that is a great Lile you have there. I will be looking for a Lile of my own at the Blade Show this year.

Here are 2 MOD Knives that I've had for about 5 years. They have a very strong spring and great feel when you open and close them. I also have one without serations, butt can't seem to find it at this time. Oh Boy!

I've always liked the OTF knives...MODs seem to be a great knife....any idea how they compare to the Microtechs in quality?

Doug, I've never held or used a Microtech. They have alot of different models to pick from. Hpoefully someone will be able to give some info.

Thanks Jimmy!
I bought that Lile at a NY Knife Show right after Lile's passing.
Those MODs are pretty serious looking knives. NICE!!!
Tony

Here is some. The other knives than Randalls is Fällkniven s1 and fällkniven wm1 and two I made. Both laminated vg 10 blades the black ones. . Use them now and then.

Here are a few of my Doziers, along with one by a maker from Texas that passed away earlier this year. Leon Triber.

These are by 2 of my favorite makers. The top 5 are by Charles May and the bottom 2 are by Gene Ingram. Both are from Mississippi. These have all been used as EDCs at one time or another and still are.