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This exquisite collection of high-caliber knives that will elevate your cutting-edge experience. From renowned brands to rare finds, these knives are not just tools but pieces of precision craftsmanship.
- Wenger Dynasty Series Swiss Army Knives - Embark on a legendary journey with the Wenger Dynasty Series, featuring the King Arthur, Gawain, and Ivanhoe models. Crafted with Swiss precision, these knives are a testament to the heritage of Wenger.
- Al Mar SERE Passport Folding Knife - A vintage gem from Japan (1997), the Al Mar SERE Passport Folding Knife in AUS-8A steel showcases a blend of Japanese mastery and tactical - functionality.
- Benchmade Presidio II 570 Aluminum - Indulge in the sophistication of the Benchmade Presidio II 570, a first-production discontinued masterpiece with S30V steel. Its aluminum build ensures durability, while the design exudes elegance.
- Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Triumph Novelty - The Victorinox Triumph Novelty is not just a multi-tool; it's a triumph of versatility in black. Navigate through various tasks with Swiss precision and style.
- Acta Non Verba Knives Spelter Tactical Blade - The ANVM311-007 is not just a knife; it's a statement. Acta Non Verba – Deeds, Not Words. This fixed blade tactical knife means business, with a design that speaks volumes.
- USN Mark 1 Fighting Knife RH 35 PAL - Step into the legacy of the US Navy with the Mark 1 fighting knife. Its leather handle adds a touch of classic craftsmanship to this historical piece.
- Eickhorn German KM 5000 Tactical Survival Combat Field Knife - Immerse yourself in the German precision of the Eickhorn KM 5000. This tactical survival knife with a serrated edge is crafted in Solingen, a guarantee of quality.
- Spyderco Karahawk Folding Knife - Unleash the rarity with the Spyderco Karahawk, a folding karambit with a VG10 blade and G10 handle. Discontinued and rare, it's a collector's dream.
- Wenger × Leica Swiss Army Knife - Experience excellence with the collaboration of Wenger and Leica. This Swiss Army Knife is not just a tool; it's a testament to the fusion of Swiss precision and German engineering.
- Medford 187 DP Framelock Folding Knife - Dive into the realm of PVD-coated excellence with the Medford 187 DP. This framelock folding knife is a statement of durability and style.
Best Knife Companies and Models
Company | Year | Best Models |
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Spyderco | 1978 | Paramilitary 2, Delica 4, Endura 4 |
Benchmade | 1988 | Griptilian, 940, Bugout |
Unknown | Executive, Executive Elite, Pro-Elite | |
Remington | 1816 | R11517, R11917, R19933 |
Protech | 1999 | TR-3, Godfather, Magic |
Mick Strider | 1994 | SMF, PT, SnG |
Chris Reeve | 1984 | Sebenza, Inkosi, CPM, Umnumzaan |
Three Rivers Manufacturing (TRM) | 2010 | Atom, Neutron, Viator |
Victorinox | 1884 | Swiss Army Knife, Classic, Tinker |
Tanto | Unknown | Tactical Tanto, Sei Tanto, Gunting Tanto |
Hinderer | 1995 | XM-18, Eklipse, Jurassic |
Curtiss | 2013 | F3, F3 Compact, Nano |
Lionsteel | 1969 | TRE, SR1, SR22 |
Dawson | 2012 | Munroe Darn Dao, HEST/F, Boss Hog |
Huntsman | Unknown | Frontier, Western, Outlaw |
Hogue Deka | 2018 | Deka, Ritter RSK, Sig Legion |
Spyderco Benchmade Victorinox Hinderer Lionsteel Protech Work Tuff Gear
Pocket, Remington, Mick Strider, Chris Reeve, Three Rivers Manufacturing, TRM, Tanto, Curtiss, Dawson, Huntsman, Hogue Deka
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