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Damascus steel, reindeer horn handle, mosaik damascus guard and endcap: Note the beautiful sheath made of bullfrog leather, and the mosaik damascus buttcap. Kind regards, Jos

O1 steel, reindeer horn handle with oak burl spacer and endcap. Kind regards, Jos

Made by dutch knifemaker Gudy Van Poppel. Pics by the maker, I'll post my own pics when I'm back in Belgium. Handforged damascus blade, Stag handle, Fittings: Iron from an old Roman ship. Sheath: Python Kind regards, Jos

QUIT TEASING ME WITH THAT THING! Serious, very nice dagger. Great score! If you ever want to get rid of it... Kind regards, Jos

Is it that obvious? ;) Kind regards, Jos

Steel. Don't remember which one though... Kind regards, Jos

Damascus & mammoth liner lock folder made by dutch knifemaker Aad Van Rijswijk. Materials used are stainless damascus for the blade and bolsters, mammoth ivory bark, titanium liners, gold (between the mammoth & the front bolster and the bail) Kind regards, Jos

Recently I had this beautiful folder made for me by Dave Steier. I'm extremely satisfied with the result. Perfect fit & finish, beautiful materials. First some pics by Dave himself: Some pics made by me: Enjoy. Kind regards, Jos

Got this one at the Messermachermesse in Solingen: Gentleman-Folder "White & Blue" Type Linerlock by German knifemaker Reiner Grosche Name: White & Blue Blade: "Blue Tong" damasteel (68x20x3.2 mm) Handle: Premium Fossil Ivory Bark, titanium liners (fileworked), Bolsters: mosaik damast...

Gentleman-Folder "Yellow Mammoth" Typ Linerlok by German knifemaker Reiner Grosche. Specs: Name: Yellow Mammoth made: November 2008 blade: Damasteel "Odins Eye's", ca. 67 x 19 x 3,1 mm Handle: Premium Fossil Ivory Bark, Titanium liners Bolsters: Dovetailed damasteel...

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The dagger has a blade of damascus forged by german knifesmith Achim Wirtz, and a handle with damascus fittings, "Steller Sea Cow" bone, silver accents in the guard and pommel. The puuko has a blade of O1 with a "hammered" finish, a handle of the oak burl with a spacer and endcap of boxwood...

This was a bit of a grail knife for me, now I need a new grail! Made by swedish knifemaker Kaj Embretsen. He forged the damascus himself, handle material is mammoth ivory. Kind regards, Jos

These two folders from my collection deserve their own thread. Made by Martin Annegarn (MAKnives), a dutch knifemaker. Purchased one on the "DKE" (Dutch knifeshow), the other one on an informal "Kinfe gathering" in Wageningen, holland. The folders are nicely finished, with beautiful wood...

2nd one: A Terzuola model 7 with CPM154 blade, Bertie Rietveld Dragonskin bolsters and fossil walrus ivory. (Pic borrowed from TNK) Kind regards, Jos

My Terzuola Model 7 folder with Eggerling damascus bolsters and Mammoth Ivory Bark scales. This is something I've always wanted since I started collecting knives (a Terzuola folder) - and now that I have it, I must say I'm really impressed. It's even nicer than I expected. Anyway, enough of me...

When I saw this one I got this warm feeling inside: (pic borrowed from TNK) Mike Norris "Fire Clone" damascus blade, Devin Thomas Mokume bolsters, Mammoth Ivory Bark handle slabs. Ordered it right away. My own pics: Kind regards, Jos Kind regards, Jos

Here's some pics of a Khukri made by dutch knifemaker Toni Oostendorp (Eastvillage knives): Together with my favourite Sebbie: Closeup: Together with my Extrema Ratio KH Khukri: Specs: Steel 1.5026 Handle Cocobolo Guard Damascus steel Enjoy. Regards, Jos

A simple cheaper than dirt much used Opinel and a customised Opinel by dutch knifemaker Gert Van den Elsen. Masurian Birch handle, blade shape altered. Regards, Jos

A nice folder from French knifemaker Alain Descy with an unusual lock: Enjoy. Regards,