Is the blade laminated?
Reminds me of a couple of Norwegian blades I own from Helle
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There's nothing civil about this war.
There's a signature on the blade. Put it in bladeforums in the research area, somebody will probably identify it.
I can't make it out on my chromebook. Can you tell me what it says?Originally Posted by Duelist
There's nothing civil about this war.
Looks to me like a cursive upper case "B" that the tail of the "B" being a knife blade.
Nice looking blade.
Track of the Wolf has similar ones, but likely not the same level of quality, based on their very reasonable prices.
Zoomed to max (500%) on this laptop (MacBook Air) and it's too indistinct.
Looks like a scandi grind, maybe birch wood grips, and jimping for the thumb on the back of the blade. The design could be North American or North European, definitely a hunting/outdoor knife. It ain't much at all, but that's all I got.
Maybe email a pic to Arizona Custom Knives and see if they recognize the logo. I just checked and there had to be over a hundred makers under "B" on their list of makers. Battle Horse Knives Highlander is very similar shape and handle but logo is different and they use bolts instead of pins.
The first indication a bad guy should have that I'm dangerous is when his
disembodied soul is looking down at his own corpse wondering what happened.
Blown up as big as it will go on my iPhone.
I'll throw it out on BushcraftUSA and see if anyone recognizes it.
ETA: Link to question on BCUSA
http://bushcraftusa.com/forum/thread...f-this.187988/
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