Knives to look at

[Chris*33]

Normally i'm the type to "recycle" what i don't use but lately i caught myself thinking of a few knives that i would be happy to keep as a collectable pieces (purely due to the aesthetics regardless availability).
So, which knives would you get (assuming money is not an issue -just assuming!) just to marvel at it?
Here are my options (all pictures are taken from respective maker's site/channel):

A Cu-mai Katana from Tyrell Knifeworks:

A custom Bowie from Dark Timber knives (not really sure if i could resist using that one):



The Rike Alien 4:


And just because i love recurve bowies take this one as well (TOPS Longhorn Bowie):

 

[shane45-1911]

So, which knives would you get (assuming money is not an issue -just assuming!) just to marvel at it?

King Tut's dagger:

 

[Chris*33]

King Tut's dagger:

I assume that you assumed really hard!

 

[TC]

King Tut's dagger:

I'd settle for the Buster Warenski knock-off.

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[shane45-1911]

I'd settle for the Buster Warenski knock-off.

And cheaper by magnitudes even at half a mil, I'm sure.

 

[jmh33]

The knife Sly used in Rambo 1.

John

 

[Locutus D'Borg]

I have the knives I want. I carry and fondle them every day. Occasionally I'll use one

 

[Synov]

A Bob Loveless Big Bear:

This David Lespect

Is that too much to ask for :^)

 

[Chris*33]

A Bob Loveless Big Bear:

Even though it's not my style, i do recognize the beauty of this piece of art and i have to say that the amount of work that's gone into that knife is simply amazing