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Very nice, Ian. I hope you're doing well.
Jim

This is simply pegboard attached to a frame. Knives are mounted using florists wire. The only disadvantage is that knives can't be removed easily.

Merry Christmas to all you Bladeheads. And Best Wishes for a safe, healthy, and happy New Year.
2023 - who'da thunk?

Thanks for checking!

Has anyone heard from Gravknife lately?

Amen.

Very informative...

That's the one. It has fascinated me since I first saw the movie.

Hi Guys - Has anyone identified the knife "Geraldine" from "Wait Until Dark"? This is the knife used by Alan Arkin's character.
Thanks

Looks like western made several blade and guard markings on these. Earliest one made in late 50's to about 1965 with the "Western Boulder Colo. USA" logo on one side and "Bowie" on the other side. Then the blade markings said "Western Bowie USA" on one side of the blade only, from 1966 till about 19...

Price?

Very good knives, with outstanding marketing skills behind them. You would have to decide yourself if they were worth the money charged.

Micov - do you have a tracking number for the knife I have purchased?

An original Pacific Cutlery Weehawk. Loved the knife but someone offered me too much money for it and ...

Look at Shinichi Watanabe's website. He makes very nice kitchen knives at a reasonable price. His carbon steel knives are the sharpest, but he also makes knives of stainless steel if you're looking for easy maintenance - and they are still very sharp.
Jim

http://www.kitchen-knife.jp/