neat^^

thanks!

np

i have 6 of them you have showing i can see you know what to carry

Wow....thank you. That means a lot to me. *hugs*

Awesome! I've had a love of sharp objects since I was a podling, myself. :3

Wow cool! I also have a sword but, that is still at my parents house. :)

Swords are awesome. :3 I've got one (granted, a very CHEAP one) I bought from an antique store that I re-handled myself. (the, ah, handle kind of just came off because...well, cheap) It had a cobra on the pommel, but I'm going to use that to top a staff at some point.

Cool beans! Mine is not my favorite, as it is supposed to be from the Conan movies. Same type of sword he carried. Have not even seen those films, but I liked the two handed sword at the time.

I like a good machete, myself, need to either find mine or get another. And retrieve my spear somehow. :\

You lost a spear? Machete's look cool. Never have seen one anywhere.

Well, I know where it is, it's just a thousand miles away in my sister's storage. :\ Which sucks, because I made it myself.

There are machetes in the camping section of walmart, but I'm reluctant to buy a walmart machete.

I bet it is an awesome spear. Walmart Machete, yeah, will break against the weeds. lol

http://ormspryde.deviantart.com/gallery/?q=spear

I'm thinking about making another one.

oooo, AWESOME job hon!

Thanks! A friend gave me the blade for it.

Sweet :D I like that one on the bottom~

with the stripy handle? Want to give it a nice home?

If it has a decent price, then of course!

note sent!

As no-one else has bothered yet I quote the following phrase....
"Call that a knife?? Thats not a knife, THIS is a knife..." lol

lol, too true!! Gah I love that movie. :)

no way! me too ^_^ you def need that extension soon then ;) hehe

I really like the one int he upper right? looks old....is there a story behind that one?

I'll tell you what I know. I got it from an Army Surplus store. It is a knife that was on the end of the guns. Can't think of what they are called at this hour of the morning. lol. I don't know if it was ever used or how old it is exactly. I just saw it and thought it had some nice personality about it.

Sooo, how much for the dragon one furthest to the right? Is that in fact a dragon on the handle? I might like to get it as a gift for my mate.

Yes that is a dragon on the handle. I can go ahead and post you just a pic of it so you can see it better, if you'd like. I'll take an offer for it.

How much for the white one with the fish on it and the two diffrent colored woods ones? I love pocketnives! I collect them as well

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5944950/ There you are! I figured $15 for all 3, and that includes shipping.

Nice :3 i want to have a full collection of the rifles "ak" :3 i hope , you know what is this .

Nice! I'm sure you'll get them one day.

Thankies! :D btw ,you like guns? :D.

Well, I don't not like guns, does that count? We have a friend who is really big into them, so I've learned a little from him.

You have a rather impressive collection right there. I recognize the KA-BAR over to the left, but I don't know just what model bayonet is in the upper right hand corner.

Why thank you. I actually sold quite a few of them last year. I still do have the bayonet. You said that is a KA-BAR on the left? I know nothing of that one.

Yeah that's a good ol' KA-BAR knife. Famous fighting/utility knife utilized by many branches of the armed forces going back as far as World War Two. Developed when it was found the trench knives from the previous war were too expensive to mass produce and their blades were too weak for general utility work like cutting wires or roots, opening cans or serving as a crowbar for unpacking a crate in the field. In some cases they were even used to replace the machetes troops were originally supplied with.

Wow, thanks for the info. The one I had said Japan stamped on it, other than that, I had not a clue as to what it was. Makes sense since it came from an Army Surplus store.

Japan? I can't say for certain whether it's a genuine KA-BAR or a cheap copy. Some KA-BAR models are made overseas while others are still stamped with Olean, NY on the blade where the originals were made. They've even got a section of their site devoted to knives made in the US http://www.kabar.com/knives/us-made

thank you so much! I'm guessing from the prices, it was a knock off. Plus, the blade was reddish, which always struck me as odd.

It's possible but there's always exceptions when it comes to price. My KA-BAR came from a pawn shop with the box and paperwork and it only cost $24. Not that I'm bragging, just giving an example.

Most fake knives I've seen come from China or Pakistan, so the fact that it was stamped with Japan makes it a bit of a mystery to me. It might require further research to get to the bottom of it.

hmmm...indeed it may. I do thank you for the heads up and the info on it. Very informative and worth looking into now that I have a path on which to start.