Help with identifying a knife
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DanceswithChainsaws
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Help with identifying a knife
My brother passed last week and I found this in his collection. Any help is appreciated.
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Gunsil
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Re: Help with identifying a knife
Hi Dance, welcome to a great site! Your knife appears to be a pretty recently made inexpensive import from Pakistan.
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DanceswithChainsaws
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Re: Help with identifying a knife
Thank you.
- Madmarco
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Re: Help with identifying a knife
DanceswithChainsaws wrote: ↑Sat Jan 22, 2022 3:34 pm My brother passed last week and I found this in his collection. Any help is appreciated.
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DanceswithChainsaws
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Re: Help with identifying a knife
Thank you very much. He'd been sick for a while. Just glad his suffering is over. I'll keep the knife. Worth wasn't an issue, just never seen one like that before.
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Re: Help with identifying a knife
Yah man, same thing with my brother, he'd be sick for a long time and I too was glad when his suffering came to an end. I would keep that knife too if it was mine, it's most unusual and I have a collection of unusual knives from all over the world. I do have some expensive knives, but cost has never been the issue, if I like the knife I'll buy it regardless if it's a $25. Tac-Force or a $600. custom made automatic. The heart wants what the heart wants! Please don't be shy about showing us what else was in your bro's collection, we love pictures here! 