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Hashemite (Jordanian) Bedlam

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My newest acquisition. I have two of them now.
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And a group shot with my fixed-blade "Carnage", my sterling silver & ivory pendant (which I made, myself), and a pic of the Warrior King himself - Abdullah II, who was responsible for the development of the Bedlam model.
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Awesome. Jordan's military though small was very highly regarded.
Nasty looking, by which I mean they are beautiful.
 
I have to say, you have some very unusual and interesting knives in your collection. I still remember that beautiful AFCK you showed us a couple years ago.

Really fun to look at these — thanks!
 
Incredible findings ! Do you have more information on how the King Abdullah II was involved in the development of this model ? Considering Jordan law on knives I assume you didn't get them in this country.
 
I see how these differ from the stock version, but what’s the deal? What exactly are we looking at here? Very cool fixed blade as well.
 
I see how these differ from the stock version, but what’s the deal? What exactly are we looking at here? Very cool fixed blade as well.
the bedlam was originally designed & built by bm for the jordanian king and his royal guard. the production model for the public came later. & the carnage fixed blade sre1 did for himself. i think he did 2 different sizes but i’m not sure if i’m remembering that part correctly
 
the bedlam was originally designed & built by bm for the jordanian king and his royal guard. the production model for the public came later. & the carnage fixed blade sre1 did for himself. i think he did 2 different sizes but i’m not sure if i’m remembering that part correctly
Thank you for filling me in. I had no idea the ones they made for them were different from the production model. That’s very cool. :cool:
 
yeah, i especially love the oversized (or maybe it’s just right…..) skull crusher on the jordanian version. looks so awesome
 
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