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Custom?
- Thread starter Tonynasty
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Ok well im not sure if this is a custom knife or not. Im not very educated in knives i guess. So if anyone has any information about this knife id really appreciate it. Ive looked online the most i really can and cant really find out much.
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Yes, you have a nice handmade 'custom' knife.
https://i.imgur.com/1Z0AQnb.jpg
It appears to be nicely made by a hobbiest maker, and I checked the Knives Annuals, and no such 'Wendell' is mentioned. (That he individually hand stamped the name is a tell-tale of a occasional maker)
It's got no more value than intrinsic, yet someone placed a lot of time into it. Enjoy using or admiring it.
Welcome to Bladeforums!
https://i.imgur.com/1Z0AQnb.jpg
It appears to be nicely made by a hobbiest maker, and I checked the Knives Annuals, and no such 'Wendell' is mentioned. (That he individually hand stamped the name is a tell-tale of a occasional maker)
It's got no more value than intrinsic, yet someone placed a lot of time into it. Enjoy using or admiring it.
Welcome to Bladeforums!
Oh well thanks alot too bad im not that in to knives too bad it didnt go to someone else but who knows maybe ill start to get in to knives more and really its a good start of a collection. Thanks alot
It says martin 007 on the othwr side. Anything else about that that may be important?
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Those markings are only deciphered by the original maker. Not a clue, and I've seen tens of thousands.
Maybe his first name or design name and (Probably) the 7th knife he made, or of that series.
Good luck.
Maybe his first name or design name and (Probably) the 7th knife he made, or of that series.
Good luck.