Supreme USA

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Supreme USA

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Posted this SUPREME, USA knife back in March on the "Obscure" thread. No luck. Wondering if anyone recognizes the pattern, manufacturer, or design. It has a milled or cast aluminum frame with integral bolsters, no liners, composite scales, and carbon pins. Not a bad piece, holds a good edge and walks/talks very well. Thanks for any info. J.O'.
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Looks similar to a 'tool knife', that came in a pouch with other blades/tools that can hook onto the bolster pin at the end opposite the blade. Utica made these along with other manufacturers, USA and German.
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KJ thanks, J.O'.
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