IF MONEY WAS NO OBJECT, WHAT KNIFE WOULD YOU BUY???

[Sayoc01]

Ya'll probably never heard of him....Cleston Sinyard, he passed away yrs.ago. I met him at the Guild Show in Orlando yrs ago! Old man was sitting behind his table & no one was stopping & handling his blades.I stopped & looked at his blades, asked if I could pick one up..he smiled & said yep...go right ahead.While going over the Bowie,I glanced up & said,Wild Bill Caldwell said to say hi!He looked at me & said,YOU,know Bill...yep!Told me to say hi for him & YOU were the "BEST"maker he had ever seen! Coming from Bill that meant a lot to me.He told me to come behind his table & pull up a chair.That was one of the most valuable times I ever spent,ANYWHERE!.I've met a # of makersBill,Cleston,Fisk were simply in a class of their own!

 

[Ebbtide]

If money was no object???

Joe Paranee's stag Bagwell bowie pictured above.
I've been buying lotto tickets since I got to handle it a decade or so ago...

 

[not2sharp]

Money may not be enough. Walter is no longer making these: (the Walter Brend Model 2 with a 12.5" blade)

n2s

 

[stephanfowler]

for me it would be a Fuegan

or a Fogg (the Life and Death dagger or the Yakuza sword but I can't find proper photos)