Hi I am new to forum as far as posting but have been using it for research for awhile. I came across a custom lb7 and would like to know if anyone can help with who made it or it's value. I believe it has ed harris engraved on blade, it is a us made lb7 blade with extensive custom work as well as a lot of file work. Any answers would be greatly appreciated. I have pics but don't know how to post them, I could text them to someone if they could help me thank you.
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Question about custom lb7
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Welcome!
To ask about value, you need to be a Gold Member or higher.
Do post photos though and folks could help you identify maker and materials, date, etc...
Upload the pictures to a free photohosting site (Photobucket, Imgur etc) and then copy and paste the IMG links. I use photobucket. Very simple, especially if you're taking pictures with a smart phone.
To ask about value, you need to be a Gold Member or higher.
Do post photos though and folks could help you identify maker and materials, date, etc...
Upload the pictures to a free photohosting site (Photobucket, Imgur etc) and then copy and paste the IMG links. I use photobucket. Very simple, especially if you're taking pictures with a smart phone.
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This does not look to be a custom knife but rather a schrade that was modified by someone. My guess is a lesser known tinkerer who "pimped" the knife and signed it.
even if someone has knowledge on your knife they cannot discuss value with you. Such discussions are exclusive to paid members. Many times inquiring about prices will start conversation about buying and selling which is only available to those who have a membership that permits buying and selling. I believe a gold membership is the minimum requirement to discuss monetary value.
even if someone has knowledge on your knife they cannot discuss value with you. Such discussions are exclusive to paid members. Many times inquiring about prices will start conversation about buying and selling which is only available to those who have a membership that permits buying and selling. I believe a gold membership is the minimum requirement to discuss monetary value.