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Capt. Farrel
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Japanese Knife?

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Got this one for a steal. The seller said it´s probably of japanese origin. It has no markings whatsoever and I suspect it might be made in China. ::hmm:: What do you think?

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NOT SURE MA FRIEND....BUT I HAVE SEEN
BULLDOG(GERMANY???)
HEN & ROOSTER(I THINK GERMANY???)
AND MARBLES (I THINK CHINA?)

WITH VERY SIMILAR BLADE SHAPES KNIFE DESIGN.........

SORRY TO ADD TO THE CONFUSION :mrgreen:


COOL KNIFE 8) 8)
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Not a problem Junebug! The nail nicks look german to me but the blade seem to be stainless steel. ::hmm::
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The first thing that popped into my mind is the land which shall not be named so I went and dug out my knife roll and snapped a few pictures. Take a look at these five, all made in China. They're very fond of the match strike look, plus those blades are very Chinese. The bottom knife with the yellow handles is a Road Runner.
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Looks convincing Jerry, the nail nicks are the same. Well, it wasn´t expensive after all... ::shrug::
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Capt. Farrel wrote: Well, it wasn´t expensive after all... ::shrug::
:lol: Another clue to where it was made.
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Frank,look at the jigging of the bone,looks Oriental to me.
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jerryd6818 wrote:
Capt. Farrel wrote: Well, it wasn´t expensive after all... ::shrug::
:lol: Another clue to where it was made.
I have bought it second hand, so there was no indication pricewise. ::shrug::
Guess I will keep it because of the weird looking blades anyway...
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i'd keep it ...just cuz it's so COOL LOOKIN 8) 8) ::tu::

USE THAT PUPPY :mrgreen:
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junebug wrote:i'd keep it ...just cuz it's so COOL LOOKIN 8) 8) ::tu::

USE THAT PUPPY :mrgreen:
I think this is a very good idea! ::tu::
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