Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

I suppose this is traditional? Lakota Fish Hawk made by Moki. I did not know I wanted one of these until I saw it on ebay. From what I can tell, almost all of these were made by H. Suzuki. The only differences I can find are a totally different sheath, and the Moki has a silver pin within a bronze pin in the handle;whereas the Suzuki is just a thick silver pin.

Here's some information provided by K KenHash in a necro thread:

KenHash said:
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The "Lakota" I am familar with was a company started by knife designer Phil Hoffman in the mid 1970s and under that brand name sold
only Seki Japan made knives. They were, at various times made by M.Kawakami, K.Yoshida, Seigo Kanematsu and Seiji Imai all of Seki.
The last manufacturer for Lakota Knife Co. was Moki.
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btb01 said:
Nice #85! Is that a re-cover?
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Sure is. Originally a 2018 EO Beaver Tail Jakeywax31 Jakeywax31 had recovered by glennbad glennbad . Paul, you are a man of great taste! I am honored to be the proud third owner!!! I hope Jeremy will be showing of his new rig soon!

Badger28 said:
The generosity of this forum is really something special
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No doubt! I have been a major recipient!
 
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Both repeats of a pattern for me - have the Bloodwood 38 and Ironwood 88. But, these two have always called to me. The 38 English Whittler is so nice. Like I can not stop carrying it nice. I would really love to find one of the older Lick Creek Whittlers (HA!) to add to my GEC Whittler collection.
 
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