Let’s See Your Rarest Knives!

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Open up the safe and pull out the rarest knives you own and tell us a little bit about them.

Maybe you got that old ZT0777 with the composite Damascus blade, maybe it’s an old Randall prototype, perhaps something exclusive from a maker that has passed on, or even just something that’s really really hard to purchase.

Let’s see it.

I’ll start off with this Carson Technology Lab, Granite. These are full integral construction, Nitrobe 77 steel, and have sealed bearings. They were available around 2014, and I’m not sure how many were made, but they are really rare.

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Speedtech Synergy
Most Innovative American Design award at Blade Show 1999, button lock, blades ground by Allen Elishewitz, one piece milled aluminum handle, way ahead of its time.

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Case Classic 8340 4 3/8" serpentine stockman, made by Queen for Blue Grass Cutlery in 1997, 1 of 3 in blue abalone
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Utica Kutmaster 6 blade cattle knife, brown bone, from a salesman roll, late 50s - early 60s, probably the only one in existence.
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I guess custom knives don't count as they are usually 1 offs or very limited.

Demko AD20 MagnaCut Harpoon with milled CF scales. There are probably only a handful of these out there.
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Carothers hollow ground blade and swedge DEK1 on the left, only a few were made and they are all slightly different. On the right is a prototype Shiv 2.0 with extra long sharpened false edge, 1 of 1.
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Is that the BHQ exclusive 110 in s45vn & green micarta covers at the bottom? Nice pitina on the Peretti 110 BTW. I always wonder what made Buck decide to do 290….sort of a random number.

Thank you! Yes it is the BHQ exclusive, definitely one of my favorite knives of all time.

That Peretti 110, I kinda just guessed they wanted to do 300 initially and maybe had some sort of issue with the last 10 😂
 
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