Sharp objects tread

I was waiting for someone to start this one again but I think I just might do it myself.
Here is a part of my collection, I hope you don't mind if I give some details with from left to right :

1. Victorinox Swiss Knife abbey anniversary special edition (6 tools)
2. Unknown brand bad copy of a Swiss knife (8 tools)
3. Victorinox Swiss Knife (3 tools)
4. Victorinox Swiss Knife, military version (6 tools but no cork-screw )
5. Laguiole knife with rosebush wood for the handle
6. Opinel knife with carbon steel blade
7. Unknown brand spring operated knife. Illegal where I live so it stays in the drawer
8. Victorinox single blasted blade
9. Elsenet bayonet for "Mousqueton 31" rifle
10. Unknown brand single blade knife from Czech Republic
11. Herbertz single blade knife, Damascus steel and "amboise" wood
12. Victorinox multi-tool with leather pouch (17 tools hidden inside the two handles)

Please, show your collection and make me jealous.

 

Most of my stuff it packed up in my storage space. I think I may have lost some blades. I do have a big ass sword I got from the Ren fair years ago. It's only stainless steel... they didn't have an carbon steel weapons that looked nice.

 

Stainless steel is good too. At least there is no risk of rust. Carbon steel require to stock them covered with oil in order to protect them from corrosion. Your sword is a film replica I believe?

 

No, just a regular old sword. It's nice though. They had loads of swords for sale... but I didn't see many duplicates so it's not mass produced.

 

I'd like to buy one at the next Ren Fair, but I'm not sure I'll have the cash by then.

 

Wanna meet up at the fair?

 

Historically accurate swords are the best
Now I want to see how it looks like.

 

was gonna eventually get around to making another of these threads, lucky I found this one first. sucks that the old one on the other forum got locked for being older than 6 months. got plenty of stuff to post here and quite a few ideas for projects. now that I finally have some basic tools I may even start making custom knives within the next year or two

 

I actually work at Kershaw Knives in Oregon! Before, my interest in knives was .. fairly minimal, but working there the last couple years has given me a lot of exposure and given me a lot more interest in knives. Despite that, though, I couldn't say I've really garnered a vast collection. I have a black, serrated Clash that's been my trusty go-to knife for the last year, and it's done me very well. I also have a serrated Leek, but I don't bring it out often.

tbh, I want to get my hands on one of the camp knives, which come with a 10", 14", or 18" black blade. I'd really have no use for one, though. I just think they look cool

 

Yeah! Welcome to the cutting edge of the forum! One thing cool with knives is that you don't really need to have an immediate use of it to buy them. They may prove useful later.
@scalie Share it away!
@Compsense Didn't know of this brand until now but I can already see some designs I'd gladly add to my collection!

 

I've got a small collection, and I'll get around to posting a pic.

I've got a couple kukris, one ceremonial and the other a utility and two Masonic Knights Templar swords my uncle gave me. I'm going to add a real Knights Templar sword to the collection the next time I'm in St. Augustine.

I'm trying to find a Rough Riders cavalry sword for my dad, but authentic ones are hard to come by. I'm also looking to get a couple movie and video game prop swords.

 

here's most of my knives. missing a few but I'm sure I'll get some pics of them up eventually. looking into some different tomahawks at the moment. some of these are customized

 

Ill see if I can get my large ones together real fast before I head to work

 

The two at the bittom my aunt brought back from japan the rest are from here and there, most are ones I use quite a bit

 

Give me all your knives now! Especially that black and blue one @scalie.
@zeta : The bayonet is for which rifle?

 

i have a picture of my Jaguar somewhere... *rummages around computer*

 

The bayonet and the flash hider above it are for a british inch pattern L1A1 its the inch version of my FAL

 

FAL? Sweet, I just love the look of this gun.

 

Yup, it was the first rifle I build from parts lol its a hell of a rifle

 

*Dreams about the day he will be able to own his own guns*

And to remain on topic, have another bayonet. This time for a Sig Sturmgewehr 57:

The small one is Victorinox swiss knife design specifically for sport shooters as it comes with tools designed to be used to calibrate the sight of our current army's main weapon, the Sig 550.