Just got my Knife magazine this Friday. Some beautiful pieces in this issue. Thanks for joining in on the open tag, enjoyed the pieces you shared. Some of the Frost pieces from the 1980’s are very collectible. I enjoy Frost cutlery today as a budget friendly maker that makes some unique pieces. Have a great blessed day.
Good review, Mike. Definitely chilly up here today. Frost does make some very collectable knives. They have some very creative themes. Have a great day!
It was great meeting you in Ellaville! Thanks for the shoutout. I need to subscribe to a good magazine. Most are all online but I or refer a book in my hand. I like that gunstock frost. Great looking knife! Take care and God bless!
@davidkurle5418 The second Frost knife I got was a medium 2 blade jack. Looked like a case mine trapper. I carried for three months and never had any problems. I think it was from the 80s, so it all ready had 40 yrs on it.🙂
Looks like a good magazine. Some of the Frost Steel Warriors and Frost made in Japan are good quality knives worthy of edc. Tobias Gibson did a well researched video on the Frost Trademark name brands a few weeks ago if interested. There are more than you think.
@bdh3949 I saw Tobias post,but haven't watched it yet. Most of the writers for Knife magazine are the authors of the collector books we read. Great information on any kind of knife. Thanks for watching brother 👀
Just got my Knife magazine this Friday. Some beautiful pieces in this issue. Thanks for joining in on the open tag, enjoyed the pieces you shared. Some of the Frost pieces from the 1980’s are very collectible. I enjoy Frost cutlery today as a budget friendly maker that makes some unique pieces. Have a great blessed day.
You're welcome, my friend 👍🙂🙏
Good review, Mike. Definitely chilly up here today. Frost does make some very collectable knives. They have some very creative themes. Have a great day!
@Pocket_EDC Thanks, Todd! ❄️🍻🌬
It was great meeting you in Ellaville! Thanks for the shoutout. I need to subscribe to a good magazine. Most are all online but I or refer a book in my hand. I like that gunstock frost. Great looking knife! Take care and God bless!
@ClarksKentuckyKnives Thanks brother, it was great meeting you too. Bless you and yours 🙏
You've made me a Frost fan for sure! Very nice!
@davidwilliams1805 The early ones made in Japan are best. Surgical steel is an indication of older ones, too. Thanks for your support, David.🙏
Those are pretty nice looking pieces! Thanks for the look at them, buddy!
@davidkurle5418 The second Frost knife I got was a medium 2 blade jack. Looked like a case mine trapper. I carried for three months and never had any problems. I think it was from the 80s, so it all ready had 40 yrs on it.🙂
I am flipping though my copy of knife magazine too...two very nice examples of Frost knives...thanks for sharing them...
@@jedijimknives You're welcome 😊
I subscribe to it, too. Always enjoyable. But, I like the info from good ol’ Rasputin, too👍
@mikeadams2538 Thank you, my friend 🙂
I just may subscribe to knife magazine. Thanks for the info Mike. And it's negative 10 with wind chill up here in northern New Hampshire
@alexishatjialexiou7509 I think the online subscription is $10 more. You get full access to all the old stories, and you can download them.👍
@rasputinscastle oh sounds cool. I'm gonna look at that. Thanks Mike
Looks like a good magazine. Some of the Frost Steel Warriors and Frost made in Japan are good quality knives worthy of edc. Tobias Gibson did a well researched video on the Frost Trademark name brands a few weeks ago if interested. There are more than you think.
@bdh3949 I saw Tobias post,but haven't watched it yet. Most of the writers for Knife magazine are the authors of the collector books we read. Great information on any kind of knife. Thanks for watching brother 👀