Sulaco
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Yep, another one of "those" threads. And why not? We all know as we learn more, handle and use more, our wishes change. Mine certainly do. Here's my short list. I admit I'm a bit practical-minded when it comes to knives so my list might be a tad boring for some of you heavy-hitters. 
Benchmade Bedlam (manual) - Ever since my visit to N. Africa and getting to see some of the heavily Persian-influenced cutlery in the Arab world, wow, awesome.
Doug Ritter RSK Mk1 - My Grips are my favorite folders and I've always wanted a Ritter.
Skookum Bush Tool - The ultimate bushcrafter in my opinion. Now I just have to wait 37 years for Rod to get it to me.... (j/k)
SAK Pioneer - Never had an Alox SAK, this seems ideal.
Fallkniven TK2 - What's there to say? I've never heard a bad word said about this expensive little knife.
Kephart - I'll probably have one of the makers here get one of these put together for me. I think everyone needs a good Kephart pattern knife.
I've got pretty much everything else I want for the most part. Granted, knives will come and go, but this is the current list. So what's yours like?
Benchmade Bedlam (manual) - Ever since my visit to N. Africa and getting to see some of the heavily Persian-influenced cutlery in the Arab world, wow, awesome.
Doug Ritter RSK Mk1 - My Grips are my favorite folders and I've always wanted a Ritter.
Skookum Bush Tool - The ultimate bushcrafter in my opinion. Now I just have to wait 37 years for Rod to get it to me.... (j/k)
SAK Pioneer - Never had an Alox SAK, this seems ideal.
Fallkniven TK2 - What's there to say? I've never heard a bad word said about this expensive little knife.
Kephart - I'll probably have one of the makers here get one of these put together for me. I think everyone needs a good Kephart pattern knife.
I've got pretty much everything else I want for the most part. Granted, knives will come and go, but this is the current list. So what's yours like?