What is your rarest knife?

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The one on the top. CRK told me they had made only a few of them. Large Regular with BG42, serrations and swedge.
 
I have a stainless steel model 25 GEC EZ open with a sheepfoot blade and curly zebra wood scales. According to GEC's website only 31 were made. I also have a Jess Horn Spyderco that was exclusive to A G Russell that I bought from his catalog.
 
Rare? That would be a Shaka single-edge fighter in L-6, made in a saw-sharpening shop in Zimbabwe in the early 90s. Also a sterile Peter Bauchop Witch fighter, from South Africa.
I have a Blackjack Magnum Camp Knife, with original Kenny Rowe pin-lock sheath. Not really rare, but definitely uncommon. This one would evolve into the Kabar/Becker BK-5. I also have one of those, but they are completely different knives.
 
It's tricky to identify my rarest knife since I have a few customized productions and a couple handmades which are one-of-a-kind... but the closest, rarest one at hand is a handmade skinner with mammoth tooth handle. (Maker: Steve Nolte) My crappy pics don't do it justice, but here it is:

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This isn't a really rare knife, a bunch were made a while back by GEC. However, its a 1 of 1 because its sort of unique. Its a Northwoods Burnside jack in stag. What make it sort of unique is that it is the knife that KSF used for the ad copy on their website, the picture is still there in the Northwoods archive section.....
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Here is my rareist, not sure of the history Tho. It was either my fathers who was born in 1925, or my step fathers who was born in 1913, so possibly a hand me down from their father? I found it when I was going through their possessions when I was packing up the family home when my mother passed. The blade is marked with the name Ed Wusthof, Solingen. One scale side is embossed August Ay, and the other side is embossed a date 1907. All the springs are still tight, and the scissors are sharp and still cut paper. That’s a Large Inkosi, for a size reference. It looks like it was well usedED996663-966E-451E-8619-6D6CE2FFD673.jpeg3728C560-0926-4F81-BA27-24F2F310D854.jpegCF3E0D6A-DA60-47A8-9202-CEEC49909740.jpeg
 
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