Collections Or Hobbies

[SaxonJackson]

I've seen a couple of knife threads lately. I decided to share my knife collection. I apologize for the poor picture quality. After three attempts, I was unable to get crystal clear shots. I'm not sure what's wrong with my camera. I even tried to edit them in Windows but to no avail. Anyway ... it is what it is. I know it isn't much but you have to start somewhere:

There is a mix of cheapo knives; quality mid-range knives; higher end knives; and my most expensive knife is a Randall that was nearly $800.00. Two of the knives were hand made by me. There are knives from Germany, Russia, the USA, Spain, Italy, South Africa, El Salvador, Vietnam, Ireland, England, Argentina, Canada, Australia, China, India, Pakistan, and probably a couple of nations I can't remember.

 

[Cellblock2429]

I've seen a couple of knife threads lately. I decided to share my knife collection. I apologize for the poor picture quality. After three attempts, I was unable to get crystal clear shots. I'm not sure what's wrong with my camera. I even tried to edit them in Windows but to no avail. Anyway ... it is what it is. I know it isn't much but you have to start somewhere:


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There is a mix of cheapo knives; quality mid-range knives; higher end knives; and my most expensive knife is a Randall that was nearly $800.00. Two of the knives were hand made by me. There are knives from Germany, Russia, the USA, Spain, Italy, South Africa, El Salvador, Vietnam, Ireland, England, Argentina, Canada, Australia, China, India, Pakistan, and probably a couple of nations I can't remember.

/----/ And I thought I had a lot with 4, including a scuba diving knife.

 

[SaxonJackson]

I'll take some close up shots of some of my favorites but I'm currently taking a break. It took a lot of time and effort to pull my knives form the storage chest and get them all lined up. At 65, sitting cross-legged isn't recommended.

 

[evenflow1969]

I've seen a couple of knife threads lately. I decided to share my knife collection. I apologize for the poor picture quality. After three attempts, I was unable to get crystal clear shots. I'm not sure what's wrong with my camera. I even tried to edit them in Windows but to no avail. Anyway ... it is what it is. I know it isn't much but you have to start somewhere:


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There is a mix of cheapo knives; quality mid-range knives; higher end knives; and my most expensive knife is a Randall that was nearly $800.00. Two of the knives were hand made by me. There are knives from Germany, Russia, the USA, Spain, Italy, South Africa, El Salvador, Vietnam, Ireland, England, Argentina, Canada, Australia, China, India, Pakistan, and probably a couple of nations I can't remember.

That is a love of knives. You would love the Turtle Island Preserve experience. You can make your own Damascus Steel blades their with expert instruction. Seems like a custom built experience for you.

 

[evenflow1969]

I lost all my collections during the divorce process. The pain of that has removed me from the collecting scene. The only things I have left are a very small percentage of my coin collection.

 

[Votto]

That's nothing

Eat your heart out!!!

Jealous?

All you need is one knife everyone.