
r/SlipjointKnives

I was asked to make and donate a knife or two to a Veteran's Charity for a silent auction. This is the first one I finished. What are your thoughts?
Canvas Micarta covers, nickel silver hardware, 1095 blade and spring. Thanks for looking.
Gene Wiseman
New to me Gene Wiseman … my first Wiseman. Don’t know much about it, but it’s very nice!
On the porch with a pipe, a beer and my new RC Stinking Creek Sowbelly
Natural Micarta Wednesday
DLT Case exclusive has blade wobble, poor centering, and a gap by the spring big enough to drive through but I’ll be dammed if I don’t love it anyway
Cattaragus Cutlery knife
Hey guys I found this beauty at a local antique shop this weekend for $10. I wasn’t familiar with this brand name but as soon as I picked it up I knew it was special by how well it’s made. It’s almost mint condition and the blades have the best snap out of all the traditional knives I own. Can anyone tell me what model this knife is and any history or possible date of the model. Sadly the model number is not on the knife. Thanks
Northwoods Madison Barlow in pocket
I've had this knife for quite a while but never really carried it for some reason. Decided to change that and get some patina going on the blade!
Finally part of the club...
Yellow Delrin with CV. My second Case and my first peanut. I can see why it's so popular.