Knife of the Day

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I don't know who "M" is but they did a really good job of making some nice sized daggers using antique Mother of Pearl Fruit Knife Handles:

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Gorgeous letter openers

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Kim Breed, MSG, US Army, Special Forces Dagger. Kim's take on a Fairborn-Sykes Dagger:

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Jim "Treeman" Behring has quite a repertoire of different styles of knives that he makes - from Scagel Style to Tactical Style including a knife that he made with input from one of the SEAL Teams. Here's one of his tactical knives, big, bad, and scary sharp; he calls this one his LRRP Spearpoint:

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Jim Behring "Replay" "Double Play"! Here's the LRRP Spearpoint again, with the other knife he made similar to the Spearpoint; the LRRP Dagger:

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Jens ANSO of Denmark makes some very well regarded custom knives. He even uses the left over bits of the stainless damascus to make smaller knives. Here's one such knife; less then 3" overall length:

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Here's another WWII Theater Knife; a Marble's knife re-handled with plexiglas. Although the actual knife dates to the WWII time frame without any documentation to "certify" it's an actual WWII theater knife there always exist the possibility that it isn't!

A good looking knife otherwise!