Knife Identification

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skyndlyve

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Bought a very well made custom fixed blade knife on auction, It is supposed to be made in Montana, But I don't know who the maker is, Can someone ID the tang makers mark so I can sort this knife out with who the maker is, Here is a photo of the tang as best as I could take, It's like a sword with a S, or maybe TS, Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Tony


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Your photo seems to be linking to a webmail account which no one else will be able to see. Try uploading it to an image sharing site like Imgur and linking to that using the 'Image' button
 
Currawong said:
Your photo seems to be linking to a webmail account which no one else will be able to see. Try uploading it to an image sharing site like Imgur and linking to that using the 'Image' button
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I registered with Imgur, reposted 2 photos of the knife and tang, Let me know if they are showing now,
Thanks!
Tony
 
Photo showing, and pretty sure I have seen that marking before but cannot access who it is from my Brain Housing Group. Another reason why makers should have a clearly recognizable mark, like their name. John
 
The close up is way out of focus . Better photo might help some ! :)

I can imagine it's a caduceus with a "S" to make a $ sign . o_O
 
Looks a lot like the marking of Carl Sontag, of Eugene, OR, but I cannot remember Carl making a big knife like yours. John
 
skyndlyve said:
Sure does look like it!, Thanks for the lead, Sure blows the seller's Montana Custom Knife out of the picture!
Thanks Again!
Tony
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Of course , just because a knife LOOKS the same , doesn't necessarily mean it is or there could be no fakes / clones .
 
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