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Larry Fuegen 'Tuxedo' Push Dagger

Well, this has become quite the display thread. Those Lansingh's reminded me ot two others I shot....

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And...

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See what you've done, Jon? Kickstarting a trend again. :)

Coop
 
The sole push dagger in my personal collection. Made by my friend Kelly Carlson, whom I miss so much.. RIP friend...
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With a companion piece..
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Anyone else have any others to share? I'm really curious about the push knives out there.
 
Since you asked Jon...here is one I just noticed today on an Engraving Forum: Engraved by Jim Small and made by "Twin Blades". VERY creative design I would say.

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Peter
 
^^^ I like that. VERY cool, Harry & Charlie!

Once again:

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Coop
 
Hey guys, I'm bringing back an old thread. I'd love to see any more amazing push daggers you may have come across, or images at least..
 
I remember when you were considering this beautiful piece Jon . I personally think you made the right decision in buying it . Doesn't get any better than this & I'm sure your still enjoying it -
 
I'm new to this forum and this thread on push knives caught my eye. I've collected blades from various parts of the world in my travels. Mostly "working" steel but also those that are as much art as function. On the occasions that a PK has been a part of my travel kit it has generally been either one of the Cold Steel offerings or my AlMar Bear Claw. Any of which have served me well.
Several of the blades pictured in this thread are some of the best examples of this branch of the Knife tree. Wanted to thank all here who posted, it was a pleasure to page thru your pictures. Pete sends...
 
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