identification help?

[ostrich warrior]

i had a knife not sure what brand or model but it had the option of wood or ivory handles and a unique locking system that had a button on the very top for your thumb that locked and released the blade. i believe it was crkt but i cant find it on their discontinued or catalogue so maybe it is not. it had a 4" give or take half an inch and i would like to buy one but i cant find it anywhere. thank you for the help

 

[metalhead357]

Dude, no one can help without pictures.

 

[ostrich warrior]

Dude, no one can help without pictures.

if i had a picture i would picture search it to get a result, its part of the reason why i am having difficulty

 

[Steel130]

i had a knife not sure what brand or model but it had the option of wood or ivory handles and a unique locking system that had a button on the very top for your thumb that locked and released the blade. i believe it was crkt but i cant find it on their discontinued or catalogue so maybe it is not. it had a 4" give or take half an inch and i would like to buy one but i cant find it anywhere. thank you for the help

Do you remember any symbols, or markings on the blade? Even blade shape could help narrow it down.

 

[rycen]

Any of these?

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/918687-CRKT-BladeLOCK-Review

http://www.bladehq.com/item--Lone-Wolf-Knives-Paul--4418

 

[seelow123]

Allen Elishewitz designed a few button lock folders for CRKT. not sure if they are still made or not. Google "crkt allen elishewitz" and you should get some good results.

 

[ostrich warrior]

Do you remember any symbols, or markings on the blade? Even blade shape could help narrow it down.

blade shape was somewhere between drop point and spear point.

 

[Steel130]

Just my shot in the dark.
http://www.bladehq.com/item--CRKT-Carson-M402-White--7396

 

[ostrich warrior]

Any of these?

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/918687-CRKT-BladeLOCK-Review

http://www.bladehq.com/item--Lone-Wolf-Knives-Paul--4418

the second looks right but the one i saw was much less expensive but thank you very much it was driving me crazy not knowing this, thank you very much!

 

[rycen]

Gerber did do some examples of the Paul lock that would've been less expensive IIRC.

 

[dalefuller]

Gerber did do some examples of the Paul lock that would've been less expensive IIRC.

Yes they did. It was a few years back (or more), but they were button lock knives. If you think that lock button looks right, you might try searching for Paul Poehlmann-designed knives to search his collabs with production companies.