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Brand and the Icon
Think of a knife brand. What Iconic knife pattern did you first imagine?
For some brands it is pretty others for others no so much. (at least for me). Maybe you have one folder and one fixed blade that you consider iconic tot he brand.
For instance when I hear Buck I think of the iconic Buck 110, the 5 inch lock-back folding hunter. The knife defines Buck
When I hear Schrade, I think Sharpfinger!
What do others think? The brand, and the Iconic knife that defines the brand!
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Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on
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Imperial - Fish Knife
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Permalink Reply by John Bamford on
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Puma "White Hunter".
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Canal Street = Cannitler
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Permalink Reply by Michael D. on
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KA-BAR. Only one knife is pictured in everyone's mind.
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Permalink Reply by Tobias Gibson on
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Um, the dog-head trapper? LOL
Michael D. said:KA-BAR. Only one knife is pictured in everyone's mind.
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I had a few others come to mind:
Case: Russ-Lock
Buck: Kalinga
Camillus is a tricky one for me but what comes to mind is the Mil-K knife also known as the demo knife
But it also hard for me to shake the image of the M-3 Trench knife.
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When it comes to Puma folders the iconic knife is the Fiserman's Knife
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John Bamford said:Puma "White Hunter".
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Permalink Reply by Alexander Noot on
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A.G. Russell, the One Hand Knife.
Or the STING. either one.
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See my brain goes straight to the white hunter also
Tobias Gibson said:When it comes to Puma folders the iconic knife is the Fiserman's Knife
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John Bamford said:Puma "White Hunter".
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Don't get me wrong, Jan and John, when I hear Puma, I also think "White Hunter"
But if I were on a game show the Q & A would go:
Host: "Puma?"
me: "White Hunter"
Puma "Its a Folder?"
Me "Fisherman knife"
Host: "The Model number?"
me: "Model 501"
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