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I'm very happy to note that a countryman, knife maker from my old country made it to the first page of such prestigious thread.
Mr Manchev is a great knife maker as also many others in Bulgaria, I'm glad you like his work !
I actually have several others (OP asked to not double up....) from Galin Donchev, Giorgi Menchev and Jelio Tenev. All are unique and very precious to me. All from Bulgaria. Look them up, they are on Blade Forum's Knife Makers' Market.
 
Here's my entry...it's special to me because a lot of effort went into the modifications. I enjoyed doing it and love the finished product...

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... Blade Forums Museum....curator comes to you and says, "We are asking for your very best, absolute, drop dead, most prized, most spotlighted knife in your collection! ...only donate ONE knife...

for the infamous underdog that
dared us to dream ..
survivalknife
the classic cheapo survival knife because it best represents
a generation that couldn't possibly
afford a real jimmy lile rambo knife.
and yet despite the short comings
this el-cheapo, provided much cherished times and gave owners
highly important knife lessons
about what to avoid and look for in future buys....
 
The William Henry B12 Spearpoint "Adventure" with frame and bolsters in hand-forged "T-Rex" Damascus by Delbert Ealy, inlaid with the ring cut of a 10,000-year-old fossilized Woolly Mammoth tusk. The blade is 'Intrepid' Damascus hand-forged by Chad Nichols.
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