Need help!! Cannot find any info on knife.

[kappabane1]

hi! My good friend bought a knife from a antique shop in Texas. It is a Tomahawk brand partially black, fixed blade knife. I CANNOT find the year it was produced or any further information on the collection.
The knife is a from the creeper collection and it is Item#1008. XL1008. It has a dragon on the knife, wooden resin handle with a pentagram design.

 

[Linus Knives]

A picture of the knife would help identify the knife easier.
Since you're not a paid member you can use another website to upload your pictures to and copy the link to here.
Try Imgur or some other site for that.

 

[knarfeng]

hi! My good friend bought a knife from a antique shop in Texas. It is a Tomahawk brand partially black, fixed blade knife. I CANNOT find the year it was produced or any further information on the collection.
The knife is a from the creeper collection and it is Item#1008. XL1008. It has a dragon on the knife, wooden resin handle with a pentagram design.

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Jul 30, 2024

As a registered user, you can post pictures using a picture hosting site. There are several free ones.
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Once a picture has been uploated, go to the top right and mouse over the bubble with the first letter of your user name. That gives you a drop down.
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[knarfeng]

Not a brand that I've ever heard of. Sounds Asian in origin.
A knife with a dragon and pentagram on the handle usually indicates a knife made for the teenage trade. But, if your friend likes it, cool.

 

[tltt]

Tomahawk was a United Cutlery brand used 1990's -2004 mainly. It was mainly used as their super budget brand ($5-15), with most of the knives coming from China.

Edit, you might also check with Bud K - https://www.budk.com/ , They bought the United trademarks, and used "Tomahawk" very sparingly, they might be able to narrow it down too.