Here's my maroon model 4-7.

Hey Guy,

I am going to have to get a #4 for sure after seeing all these. I've got a nice #3 6" stag, and I've always been curious about the #4 6" and 7" knives. They would make a great general field knife for up here when you wouldn't need something as big as my #14.

Crutchtip's #4 7" ivory is a real beauty. I always like it when he puts up a beautiful vintage knife for us to gander at.

Dale's and Burnie's #4 leather handled knives are very nice.

There is just something about ivory handles and leather handles that just make the #4 for me.

Great knife of the week thread.

Cheers,

Alan
RKS#5531

Guys,
I have to agree with Alan!
I never gave much thought to a Model 4...but after seeing these pictures...

Great knives...thanks guys!
Tony

J.P.

That is an awesome #4 - 7". Thanks for showing it. I generally have a bit of a bias towards the #1's, 2's, 12's and 14's but after seeing your #4 - 7", I have got to get one of those in 7" SS. I wonder what it would look like with a #1 style double hilt?

Hey Dubie,

Probably the only thing I would skin would be my hands after fondling it so much.

Okay Folks,

Now we're talking about one of my Favorites...thus, I'm forced to share. Here's a pic of some 4-6's. More pics to follow...most of which I have posted in the past...Enjoy!

Tom #3081

Here's a Model 4 with a #6 Grind, Ironwood to boot! I had the good fortune to win the opportunity to buy this from the Good Captain off another Forum's Build-Off!

Tom #3081

Here's one from the 50's with a "Big Defect"...not sure what I am going to do with it...probably just keep it around...

Tom #3081

A "naked" Ivory 4-6 with a Elephant Sheath. What sets this knife off in my eyes are the 5 black spacers contrasting with the ivory...drop dead gorgeous...

Tom #3081