So, which one of your collection would you keep

Easy. I'd keep my grandfather's old puukko that he used in the Winter War. It's ancient and beat-up, but still gets sharp enough to shave hair, and it's the only knife I have that has actually been used to kill a man. My grandfather stabbed a Soviet soldier to death with it defending a trench. Unfortunately the original sheath is lost.
 
I'd keep my Kiwi MOPA. It's not the most expensive knife I've got, but it's definitely the one I use most. Plus, it's gorgeous :cool:
 
I think id keep my d2 bm 710. Its my main user and my favorite knife I own. I am getting a busse soon, so id keep that if i had it in my hands. Its a present from my bro and my mom heh
 
If I owned one it would be a Busse SFNO but I don't YET so I'd have to go with my Swamp Rat Ratweiler.

Helle
 
If I were asked to keep only one, I would keep all but the one I used on the asker :p
 
Actually, it would be this one....

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My very first knife.
Given to me by one of my uncles when I was about eight years old.
 
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Yeah, yeah, I know it's neither sexy nor lethal, but I'd choose my Victorinox Farmer SAK. :D I'll bet that really goes against the trend! :eek:
 
It's not the most expensive thing I've got but I'd go with my user DDR GH MT. Of all my customs it sees the most use and doesn't quit.:thumbup:
 
Okay, no SHTF, ugly survival situation -- so it boils down to choosing what would be hard to acquire at a later date . . . it's a toss up between:

1) Umfaan serial #2
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2) 21st Anniversary Sebenza #5
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wow! you have 3 chris reeves with CGG! I want to have one too. If only the price is lower.

Fooj said:
Okay, no SHTF, ugly survival situation -- so it boils down to choosing what would be hard to acquire at a later date . . . it's a toss up between:

1) Umfaan serial #2

2) 21st Anniversary Sebenza #5
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floatinglife said:
If you were asked to keep one and only one knife of your collections, which one would you keep?
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J.A.Lundquist made it in Eskiltuna Sweden before 1885 . I have photo of the most beautiful,subdued work of art for my eyes..

Would love to post a photo but lack the expertise. Could I ask one of us to post it ? I can email the photo now.


Uncle Alan says thank you !:D
 
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