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Well I'm bored crazy and cleaning a bit so I figured I'd post a pic of some of my blades while I had them out. I threw in my multi-tool daily carries to fill up the frame. Sorry for the blurry pic but I put them away already before checking.


Top: Cardsharp, NASCAR #6 collector pocket watch and folder
Left to right: Spyderco, Smith & Wesson neck blade, Lamplough Cutlery sawback. Klein, Gerber, Gerber, Kobalt multi-tool, Stanley Multi-tool
Bottom: Unknown Fantasy knife

Here's mine:

Is that a Kershaw on the far left? I had one that served me well for many years. Just recently lost it

I have several Kershaws
The five on the top left are all Leeks.

I have a few Kershaws myself, great knives for the price. If youre ever lookin to spend an extra few bucks on a knife that'll last you for life take a look at Zero Tolerance, they make some really really great knives. Emerson is up there on my list as well. Cool collection! Thanks for sharin

The Union Jack is upside down. Are you okay?

Damn you're right. Not paying attention and rushing to get the pic as I was cleaning.
(Hangs head in shame)

Nice collection Jeff.


Here's my cutthroats found them today while re-organizing the attic. Th one on the right with Ivory handle is a trimmer.


ETA: Forgot to add my newest knife. Damn phone rotated the pic on me and I can't be bothered to fix it.

Seeing as how Pmax updated his page I figure I should do mine.


Top to bottom: Make that right to left just to be difficult
Unknown Chinese? knife with built in flashlight, belt cutter and glass breaker and titanium coated blade marked with rk-123 stainless steel make of that what you will actually has a good feel to it but they over-torqued one of the scale screws snapping it off (doesn't affect as it's a wrapped one piece aluminum handle creating a housing for the flashlight and there's lots of other screws.

Now the good stuff (relatively)
SOG Flash Tanto spring assisted model #64 with 3.94" 56HRC blade and G10 scales.

SOG Flash Tanto spring assisted model #68f with 3.55" 56HRC blade and G10 scales

Smith & Wesson Extreme Ops with 3.5" HRC56 blade and aluminum scales

Heckler & Koch with 3.4" blade, G!0 scales, belt cutter/can-bottle opener and glass breaker.

I just realized my S&W Special Tactical hasn't been posted -and the Gerber paraframe I mentioned in PMaxey's thread.

Some more nice blades there. And a built in glass breaker - hmmm, that's neat.

Gerber: I have one that looks similar to that. Haven't had it out in a long time,
but I remember the screws kept working their way out. Some thread-lock
would cure that... but I wonder, they likely don't have this problem now?


FOUND IT! HeHEEEEE! (Not that anyone cares, lol) But hey

Very nice blades Doogs! Those Flashs are so nice. They FLY out so swiftly, great EDCs.