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Info on a knife from a yard sale
I just acquired this knife from a local yard sale. It has markings that I am not familiar with. It has a flat grind.
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FeaturedPermalink Reply by dead_left_knife_guy on -
That insignia looks familiar, but even presuming that I have seen it, that memory's likely a few years old or more. I've googled a few different sets of terms, but so far nothing.
Are there any words or letters on the other side of the blade?
That's a really nice looking knife, by the way. Guessing you got an incredible deal!
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Permalink Reply by Dallas on
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No other markings on the knife.
dead_left_knife_guy said:That insignia looks familiar, but even presuming that I have seen it, that memory's likely a few years old or more. I've googled a few different sets of terms, but so far nothing.
Are there any words or letters on the other side of the blade?
That's a really nice looking knife, by the way. Guessing you got an incredible deal!
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FeaturedPermalink Reply by dead_left_knife_guy on -
Okay
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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I sent the pic to Mark Z. He is in the Bladesmith community in Knoxville, maybe we will get lucky
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Permalink Reply by Bryan W on
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If you go to the KNIFE Magazine website, we have THE knifemaker directory of massive proportions. No one has anything like it. Take a look you may find something!!! =)
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Bryan,
Thank you, I forgot that the knifemaker directory had been incorporated into the Knife Magazine Website !
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