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The Potbelly was designed by Steve Johnson of Johnson Adventure Blades. He describes it, “IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A KNIFE THAT WILL DO ALL THE HEAVY STUFF, BUT ISN'T TOO CUMBERSOME FOR THE DETAIL WORK,

In the 1970’s Browning produced a series of knives considered to be among the finest knives Browning ever offered. The knives were produced in the USA by Browning, Seki, Japan and Solingen Germany' Th

Many people don’t realize the connection between Schrade knives and Imperial knives. Schrade Cut Co. was bought out by Albert Baer in 1946 and joined by his brother Henry Baer. They also owned Imperia

 Smith & Wesson Blackie Collins designed Survival Series. In 1972 a Bowie Knife pattern was presented to Smith & Wesson by the Texas Ranger Commission for consideration. The design was...

R.W. Loveless approved Marble Sport 99 knives were produced in the Mike Stewart Era at Marbles 1997-2001. The knives was produced in Gladstone, MI in 1999. Mike Stewart and Bob Loveless were good frie

5 Vintage, well designed Survival Knives- no longer produced.  A love of big knives is an addiction and there are so many great knives to choose from. These 5 Bowie/Survival knives are 5 of the favori

SOG Agency AG-01 and AG-02 Knife. The Agency follows a SOG tradition of recreating and modernizing historic classics. This original version of this unique knife design was shrouded in secrecy and orig

Valor Corporation of Miami Florida existed from the late 1960s until the early 1990s. In it’s time, it was a prominent seller of low cost firearms, ammunition, firearms related accessories and a large

The S&W Survival series. In 1972 a Bowie Knife pattern was presented to Smith & Wesson by the Texas Ranger Commission. The design was modified by Blackie Collins and Smith & Wesson felt it would be an

The Bianchi Nighthawk Story; The Bianchi Nighthawk knives were manufactured by Carl Schlieper a German hardware manufacturing business established in Remscheid, Germany in 1793. Carl Schlieper also pr

In the 1990's it was frustrating for knife consumers trying to determine where a knife was actually manufactured. US knife manufacturers were having knives produced overseas but the knife tang often o