ID this knife, please.

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[Esav Benyamin]

I'm not familiar with the knife, but going to the site it came from www.jbrucevoyles.com I found this email address for Bruce Voyles himself: bruce@jbrucevoyles.com He should know.

 

[shriek]

Hi, that looks like Knivsmed Strømeng Knives from Norway.
You can learn about it here:
http://www.karport.no/cgi-bin/kp/imaker?id=5322&visdybde=2&aktiv=5322

 

[The Knife Seller]

Possibly HELLE or BRUSLETTO from Norway...I tend to think HELLE but not sure.

 

[Esav Benyamin]

I found almost the same knife, only with a fixed guard rather than folding, on the Strømeng website that shriek linked. The Helle Lapland is similar, and the closest Brusletto is the Hunter, not quite the same, either.

 

[Arathol]

Those are both Scandinavian made, the style is called leuku puukko. They may have been made in Finland by Marttiini but I'm not sure. The one with the folding guard was sold here by Kellam Knives a few years ago but I haven't really seen them anywhere lately. You might want to contact Kellam to get more info.

 

[John A. Larsen]

Both knives were made by Stromeng of Norway. The one with the folding guard was reportedly made for Norwegian Special Forces troops, that is were mine came from. That model is no longer made, they do make an 8 inch model with a single finger guard. I have that one too and like it.