If money wasn’t wasn’t a problem

[SW-EDC]

On the unrealistic side, Tutankhamun's gold dagger with gold sheath. Not sure how practical the blade would be though

 

[Charlie Mike]

I'd make custom knives for free.

 

[FullMetalJackass]

I'd make custom knives for free.

Bravo Sir.
You won the the thread, BF and the Internetz.

 

[Siety338]

Scott Cook Lochsa or Shirogorov F95R

 

[Rupestris]

If money were no object, I'd probably buy the Brian Lyttle knife from the movie The Edge.

Second choice would be any other Brian Lyttle or a Frank Centofante.

 

[WValtakis]

On the unrealistic side, Tutankhamun's gold dagger with gold sheath. Not sure how practical the blade would be though

Then go for the other Tut dagger with the meteorite blade .

But really, anything Warenski would do...

~Chip

 

[SW-EDC]

I know Chip. That ones awesome too!!

 

[NorthernSouthpaw]

As a ridiculous choice. I'd hire Michael Walker and Wolfgang Loerchner to do a collab piece.

Then I'd get my grails by bribing the makers ridiculous sums of money.
Todd Rexford
Brad Southard
Peter Carey
Tom Krein
Peter Martin
Haley Desrosiers
Ricardo Romano

I'd also have Pohan Leu, Rob Carter, Andre Thorburn, Clyde Challenor and Bob Ohlemann on the above list, but I was extremely lucky and actually got on their lists. I have three (and I absolutely love 'em. Thanks Clyde, Bob and Andre!!), two more to go.

 

[shunsui]

One of those old swords designated a national treasure of Japan.

 

[marcus52AR]

This

This is gorgeous! Bravo to the maker.

 

[sabre cat]

Along with what I listed above, I'd get an axe. Not really sure what kind but I want an axe in my collection.

Rexford Gamma XL... or a 2008 Ford F-150.
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Why a 2008 F-150?

 

[Methuselah]

If money was not a problem I'd buy a cabin somewhere in Canada. I'd grab my Stockman and learn how to whittle for the rest of my life. I'd throw away my smartphone and get a landline and an answering machine, and stop oogling knives on this forum that I'll never own, forever.

 

[Lapedog]

Bill Bagwell custom, 10 Emerson HD7s, antique Nihon-to (japanese swords), a few Shamwaris and some custom fixed blade. A few striders and Hinderers while I’m at it.

 

[bflying]

A Natrix.

 

[SharpieB]

On the unrealistic side, Tutankhamun's gold dagger with gold sheath. Not sure how practical the blade would be though

This. And only to spread my Cheez Whiz on my Wonderbread.

 

[Jack_Burton]

Just a few quickly off the top of my head...

1. Jeff Harkins custom OTF

2. Randall Model 15 Airman & Model 18 Survival w/ the optional hunting spear attachment.

3. Vintage 1980s Gerber Guardian boot dagger

 

[d762nato]

I believe I would start at B with a Bagwell bowie or two and a Brend #2 with an 8" blade. There are just soooo! many nice blades and makers these days too choose from.

 

[Shorttime]

This is gorgeous! Bravo to the maker.

Arpad Bojtos is the maker's name.

 

[george65]

Loveless mini wilderness
any Ron Lake
might as well get a Michael Walker while I'm at it

 

[scottyj]

A 1955 Chevy Gasser.
Edit: Knife wise I'd go for a custom built sub-hilt fighter.