My dad purchased this knife at a gun show I'm sure. He passed away about 2 years ago and I have inherited this knife. It is a well made drop point hunter with desert ironwood scales. Hollow ground. Could someone please let me know who the maker is.? I would greatly appreciate it. It has a logo that looks like a medieval axe with TON following it. I tried inserting a pic but am having difficulty.
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Please. Need help Identifying Knife Maker
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Sorry about your loss of your Father.....
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You will get a better answer in the Bernard Levine Knife Identification subforum. https://www.bladeforums.com/forums/bernard-levines-knife-collecting-identification.691/
A couple clear photos of the entire knife will be needed.
A couple clear photos of the entire knife will be needed.