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Hi folks,
Please take a look at the picture below. Maybe it's just my imagination, but I can't help but notice a vague resemblance to an early Steel Heart II variant
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The specs:
The gentleman who sold me the knife said he bought it from the maker 7-10 yrs ago but remembers little about the transaction or the knife itself. He appeared confused when I asked him if the steel had been subjected to thermo-nuclear heat-treating.
Does anybody recognize the maker's mark?
Any insight would be much appreciated. Andy, this is the knife I told you about last week.
They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery... Jerry - consider this knife a compliment, a tribute to your exquisite blade designs.
-Derrick
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Please take a look at the picture below. Maybe it's just my imagination, but I can't help but notice a vague resemblance to an early Steel Heart II variant


The specs:
- 1/4" thick ATS-34 flat ground blade
- 10 7/16" OAL, 4 5/8" cutting edge
- 4 19/32" long, Black linen micarta scales
- 1 11/16" blade width, 2" wide at guard
- Marked "ATS-34 Tom Wheeler Custom Knives"
- Unused, unsharpened, near mint condition
The gentleman who sold me the knife said he bought it from the maker 7-10 yrs ago but remembers little about the transaction or the knife itself. He appeared confused when I asked him if the steel had been subjected to thermo-nuclear heat-treating.

Any insight would be much appreciated. Andy, this is the knife I told you about last week.
They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery... Jerry - consider this knife a compliment, a tribute to your exquisite blade designs.
-Derrick
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(o)(o)