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Exactly same thing one may say about Cold Steel ...Gerber used to be good.
And hundreds of other cutlery manufacturers ...
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Exactly same thing one may say about Cold Steel ...Gerber used to be good.
Agreed 100%. All that's left is the name.Exactly same thing one may say about Cold Steel ...
And hundreds of other cutlery manufacturers ...
Awsome collection! Daggers looks great i display!Crappy pic, but there's a Mark I and II in there. The Mark II is one of the Cutlery Shoppe exclusives.
Also have 3 of their bowies, with regular (hypalon), cordia wood, and stag handles.
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Crappy pic, but there's a Mark I and II in there. The Mark II is one of the Cutlery Shoppe exclusives.
Also have 3 of their bowies, with regular (hypalon), cordia wood, and stag handles.
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Yep...got the Blackmoor and the bigger Tartan (center).Mmmmm....Blackmoor Dirk. I always liked those, but I never picked one up for one reason or another.
The Gerber Silver Knight (I believe with G2 steel) was the first big OEM export order for a then long established but small knife maker called Sakai Hamono. That was in 1976/77. The Sakai family were so grateful that they renamed their company to Gerber Sakai, now known as G.Sakai. From there G.Sakai went on to make knives for many companies, Pacific Cutlery, Spyderco, SOG, Cold Steel, Boker, etc. Furthermore, when the design head for Gerber visited G.Sakai in Seki City, he developed a relationship that would last a couple of decades until his pasing. His name was Al Mar.I have these 2 from Gerber International:
Survival tiger (Made in Taiwan) & Silver Knight (made in Japan). Nice blades!
Awsome! Nice Guardians!
Wow! Thanks for interesting info.The Gerber Silver Knight (I believe with G2 steel) was the first big OEM export order for a then long established but small knife maker called Sakai Hamono. That was in 1976/77. The Sakai family were so grateful that they renamed their company to Gerber Sakai, now known as G.Sakai. From there G.Sakai went on to make knives for many companies, Pacific Cutlery, Spyderco, SOG, Cold Steel, Boker, etc. Furthermore, when the design head for Gerber visited G.Sakai in Seki City, he developed a relationship that would last a couple of decades until his pasing. His name was Al Mar.
yeah, the less than ideal thing for me with those cliplocks was the plastic sheath (imo, its more like a minimally designed slip on safety edge cover) which had an integral open end clip for one to get that nylonNice. I still have my cliplock but I can’t find the cloth sheath adapter. .... Wish I still had my parabellum.
Sorry I'm late. Did someone say Gerber Legendary Blades?
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Nice! That Mark 1 35anniversary is a sweet and solid knife!Sorry I'm late. Did someone say Gerber Legendary Blades?
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Love that grippy G10 handle on the Mk 1!Sorry I'm late. Did someone say Gerber Legendary Blades?
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Nice set.I have been collecting these nice daggers for som time now. I got hooked on Gerber in the mid 80-ties. Love the Mark 1 och 2 the Command and Guardian models.
Here are som pictures of the GerberCollins Clip Lock.
I know. But, I guess it was 35 years since it was 'first' made. I wonder if they will do another special release like that. They certainly didn't do anything for 45 year anniversary last year.Nice! That Mark 1 35anniversary is a sweet and solid knife!
But its a bit strange. The mark 1 modell was not made for 35 years (between years 1976-1997).