Your most unusual blades

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image.jpg Hi everyone! I just thought it would be fun/interesting to start a thread dedicated to the most unusual knives in your collection.
So to start the ball rolling..... this is my Spyderco “chubby”. For such a thick “chubby” little knife it is incredibly thin behind the edge which I love. (Also it has a Sebenza like smooth action and is very ergonomic in my medium sized hands).
My goal here is to possibly unearth some Gems that myself or others are unaware of.

Thx,
Workingsloth
 
This is one of my most "unusual" knives. It's an Italian AGA Campolin "Hunter" switchblade. The blade is 5" long, total open length is 11". It's basically a switchblade bowie knife.

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This is one of my most "unusual" knives. It's an Italian AGA Campolin "Hunter" switchblade. The blade is 5" long, total open length is 11". It's basically a switchblade bowie knife.

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I was going to say this one, which is also an oversized, auto bowie:
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Oversized (assisted) folding bowie...check :cool:

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The most "unusual" (and, to me, the most interesting) knives of mine would include:

A Bastinelli Kalinou

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The Warren Thomas - Nine Line - Sinraptor w/its laminated G10/CPM 154 chisel ground blade & Ti frame:

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An Extrema Ratio BF2 R CD friction folder:

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A MicroTech Halo V:

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And a Spyderco Jani-song:

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There are others I could list but this is a pretty good cross-section (based on type) of the "most unusual" knives that are in my collection.
 
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This is one of my most "unusual" knives. It's an Italian AGA Campolin "Hunter" switchblade. The blade is 5" long, total open length is 11". It's basically a switchblade bowie knife.

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I really like that. Is the Hunter discontinued?
 
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