oldest knife and newest to me Busse

[boring]

 

[Jerry Busse]

Yowza!. . . The evolution of awesome!

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[zmbhntr]

Sweet! Go chop up a log with that thing

 

[Cjk526]

Wow...What's the history behind it?

 

[oge14]

Very cool piece.

 

[leatherman]

Thats an amazing piece of history there! Bronze tools have always fascinated me. I have a bronze spear point from the middle east on my wall.

 

[boring]

thanks guys.

leatherman- lets see a pic.

cjk- northern Iran 1300-1100 b.c. that's about the best I have found on it.

 

[leatherman]

I'll look and see if I have a picture already, or I can just take another tomorrow. I took it to the antiques roadshow in Corpus Christi a few years ago, I had no idea it was middle eastern till that time. My father had it for decades before it was left to me.

 

[Murman]

That's pretty sweet! I have some hill country Flint knives that are older though

 

[RobStanley]

That's pretty cool man!!

 

[hydeinmind]

That is cool! Imagine trying to fight for your life with that lol?!

 

[boring]

thanks guys.
couldn't imagine, different times. up close and personal. unless you were an archer. even then, if they got over run....
definitely feel something when I pick it up. Makes me wonder who held it. Imagine what went into making it 3000 years ago. from getting the metals all the way though the finished product.