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The "Legacy" custom-engraved Buck110 that I gave to my father....he's already told me when he gets older it's coming to me and then to my son (all of whom have "Daniel" in their name...hence the legacy)
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What's the ONE knife you will pass on?
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right now since i am in college i can't afford to collect knives. yes i buy some but mostly to use. i will for sure pass on my Mayo TNT. its the only knife that is actually worth something. Most of the knives i buy are for my dad. Mostly case knives. Hard to pass up the basic traditional knife. I buy him 3 or 4 a year. Eventually i will get them and then pass them down
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none. im going to be buried with the ones i have now 
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This has taken some thought.
Answer: Whatever LM I happen to be fond of at the time. My first was the "old" Wave, and it tought me how nice it is to have a knife among other tools, on you. And it never made me go mall ninja crazy.
Just a lesson to whoever deserves it.
Answer: Whatever LM I happen to be fond of at the time. My first was the "old" Wave, and it tought me how nice it is to have a knife among other tools, on you. And it never made me go mall ninja crazy.
Just a lesson to whoever deserves it.
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Well, I guess that I'll pass 'em all on, since I have no intention of parting with them while I still breathing.
Since I have lovely twin daughters, do I get two special knives to pass down?
How about my pearl/mokume/damascus by Joe Kious to one girl, and my Ed Schempp mini-Kris (see Blade a couple of moths ago) to the other girl?
Since I have lovely twin daughters, do I get two special knives to pass down?
How about my pearl/mokume/damascus by Joe Kious to one girl, and my Ed Schempp mini-Kris (see Blade a couple of moths ago) to the other girl?
Well working on the second child 
, so not sure exactly how I'll answer that. Since my son was born last year, I've put aside a few knives just for him for special occassions as he gets older: 1) SAK - Climber 2) Kershaw Double Duty 3) a rosewood Le Camarguais and 4) a buffalo horn, Buck 110.
I guess, he'll get my fingergroved ironwood Buck 110 and my other child (when he or she arrives) would get buffalo horn Le Camarguais. I guess I would then split the rest of the knives be split amongst the two of them ask them to share with my nephews.
, so not sure exactly how I'll answer that. Since my son was born last year, I've put aside a few knives just for him for special occassions as he gets older: 1) SAK - Climber 2) Kershaw Double Duty 3) a rosewood Le Camarguais and 4) a buffalo horn, Buck 110. I guess, he'll get my fingergroved ironwood Buck 110 and my other child (when he or she arrives) would get buffalo horn Le Camarguais. I guess I would then split the rest of the knives be split amongst the two of them ask them to share with my nephews.
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Stan Fujisaka folder with the creamiest mammoth scales you've ever seen; color scrimshanding of our first three greyhounds by Gaetan Beauchamp.
