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DAVID YELLOWHORSE KNIFE
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It could and most likely is. Can you describe the knife a little more or even post a picture of it.
By the way welcome to the forums.
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" The real art of living is to keep alive the longing in human beings to become greater versions of themselves." Laurens Van der Post in memory of James Mattis
By the way welcome to the forums.
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" The real art of living is to keep alive the longing in human beings to become greater versions of themselves." Laurens Van der Post in memory of James Mattis
Yes a picture would tell us David's work is very distinct.
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The knife was inlayed by Doris Yazzie, Navajo.... She is a ex-employee of David Yellowhorse and signs her work as DY-Navajo. On David's knives, he uses his full name and not initials. On the United knives, he use "DY" as the blade identity marking, along with his signature on the back of the blade. Hope this helps, part of the reason Doris uses the DY is to take advantage of the same initials and name recognition due David. Yes, she does good work also, but not the quality and expression done by the master, David Yellowhorse.