What's your most bizarre/unique knife.

[hoopster]

Mine would probably be a SOG seal revolver.
Second would be the Spyderco Meerkat.

 

[CARRERA50]

Razels. Nothing else like them anywhere.

 

[stoffi]

I don't get what's bizarre about the french-made Au Lion 1918 Trench Knife. I mean, it was standard issue for da' U.S. boyz in the trenches.

 

[missin_hobo]

Posted by CARRERA50
Razels. Nothing else like them anywhere.

Uh, definately. Big 10-4 on that one. :thumbup:
And those Razels are bizarre in a utilitarian way, and for utilitarian reasons. They aren't just wierd for the sake of wierd. My CRKT Ringed Razel is about the most useful knife I own.

 

[C.S. Graves]

And a handmade oddball from the Phillipines. My granddad brought it back from the Pacific Theater. He told me he traded an old man a pair of American pants for it.

Sweet old Talibon you've got there! :thumbup:

Here's mine:

 

[orca8589]

That's really interesting. Do you know who made it?

What is the brand?

Parker Push Dagger, Parker Cutlery Co., 1980's, IIRC. The blade locks in both positions - push dagger & standard lock back. I know that the Parker-Imai knives had a number on back of the blade tang, but I'm not sure about the Parker Cutlery Co. knives. This one kind of looks like a Parker-Imai, but the tang only says Parker Cutlery Co. I've seen them with abolone and MOP scales too.

I saw one of these in the 80's, and I'd have given anything to get one. My dad bought me another Parker instead.

thx - cpr

(ps - Brendog: is there a number on the back?)

 

[jonnymac44]

Warren Thomas/Terry Guinn Karambit-song. Cannot think of anything else quite like it.

I agree, Warren Thomas makes some odd lookin' knives. I was just checking out the new Ti Rhino Knife that True North Knives just got in recently. That's a weird looking one as well.

My vote for number one though has to go to the Hawks' E.T. I own one and it is the strangest thing-a-ma-jig I've ever seen with a blade...........but I love it!!:thumbup:

 

[Absintheur]

My Benchmark Rolox is a different design, the blade pushes out from the handle and is unlocked like a normal lock back.

My CRKT Kommer Fulcrom is another odd operating knife...

 

[Esav Benyamin]

Parker Push Dagger, Parker Cutlery Co., 1980's, IIRC. The blade locks in both positions - push dagger & standard lock back. I know that the Parker-Imai knives had a number on back of the blade tang, but I'm not sure about the Parker Cutlery Co. knives. This one kind of looks like a Parker-Imai, but the tang only says Parker Cutlery Co. I've seen them with abolone and MOP scales too.

I saw one of these in the 80's, and I'd have given anything to get one. My dad bought me another Parker instead.

Same principle: CAS Hanwei Citizen Knife.

 

[thejamppa]

I don't have much odd knives. Onlyone I can really classify odd/unique is Chad los Banos Carambit design with tanto edge

 

[JohnnyMayhem]

I have an old multi bladed folder, but it's got a glass cutter on it. I'll post pictures when I dig it up, it's really neat.

 

[jill jackson]

Spyderco Captain, I have 2 of them and while it looks really unusual, it feels like an improved straight razor in hand.

 

[jill jackson]

 

[Peter Parker]

Kershaw 1005....

 

[Daniel Dorn]

Same principle: CAS Hanwei Citizen Knife.

One of my favorite "different" knives, locking open, and in push-dagger postion. It just looks futuristic and fun.

Here's a pic from PVK.COM, where I bought mine long ago.

 

[Esav Benyamin]

Daniel, how tight is the lockup on the Citizen? I have their Guandong folder with what looks like the same lock, and it's pretty good.