Traditional and Modern pairings

Okay, 3 knives but one is a double except AUS-8 and D2

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Don't know if we can still call a 1981 collaboration between Pete Gerber and Blackie Collins
that gave us the revolutionary light, smooth, tough (LST) 400, modern
... but it isn't a traditional knife

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Sure it is. Black composite handle material has been around in one form or another for decades as well as the lockback feature and the drop point blade is classic.
 
Sure it is. Black composite handle material has been around in one form or another for decades as well as the lockback feature and the drop point blade is classic.
If it were a survey ... I'd check, SOMEWHAT agree LOL. Because yeah, if looking at it side-eyed in shadow and all one sees is an outline, it MAY look like it COULD be a traditional pattern. And of course man made materials in one form or another have indeed been used in traditionals since about when chemists started playing around with petroleum. But 51-92% of traditional folks would say it isn't tradtional ... I'm scientific like that HA. When asked who makes it? ... Pete Gerber ... we might get, "NOPE" without a second thought :D

EDIT: it served me well in my 20yr Naval career and is a favorite of mine, shipmate ;) retired FCC(SW)
 
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Don't know if we can still call a 1981 collaboration between Pete Gerber and Blackie Collins
that gave us the revolutionary light, smooth, tough (LST) 400, modern
... but it isn't a traditional knife

wG2SUWd.jpg

By this forum's rules, lockbacks are OK as is modern materials.
 
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