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looking for a Mark 1 trench knife, aka the mean looking one with the knuckle duster handle
Started this discussion. Last reply by D ale Aug 7, 2012. 7 Replies 2 Likes
Hello,Looking for a god repro, doesn't have to be mint.ThanksJContinue
Brass knuckles
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jemal Hamilton Jul 31, 2012. 2 Replies 1 Like
Hello,Wondering if anybody here has a set kicking around. Looking a for heavy old brass set, nothing new or CNC machined please. Just starting out so I don't have anything to trade but will buy.Not a…Continue
Press button and other vintage American switchblades
Started Jul 8, 2012 0 Replies 1 Like
Looking for a Pressbutton single blade sometimes has Invincible etched on the blade. It's been a favorite for a really long time.Interested in all American switchblades, so if you have something…Continue
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Bill DeShivs replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion vintage Switch repair in the group Switchblades Past and Present
Scott R Gordon replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion Japanese auto knife lighter combo in the group Switchblades Past and Present"They are way cool
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Scott R Gordon replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion Japanese auto knife lighter combo in the group Switchblades Past and Present"I happen to have one had two and left a good friend talk me out of one"
Jan Carter liked Jemal Hamilton's discussion looking for a Mark 1 trench knife, aka the mean looking one with the knuckle duster handle
Jemal Hamilton replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion IT"S HERE in the group Antique Switchblade Collectors"Thanks, and yes the knife is fantastic.
I've wanted one of those for awhile and am happy it all came together. And what can I say, your first from the guy who wrote the book. How lucky can one guy get?
Best
J"
D ale replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion looking for a Mark 1 trench knife, aka the mean looking one with the knuckle duster handle"Understood Jemal .. 'n I think that's a wise choice .. keep looking !!!
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Wayne Justis replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion IT"S HERE in the group Antique Switchblade Collectors"Congratulations. !! I really enjoy these knives. Mark is a great guy and helped me with a few for my collection. I have two copies of his book .One was a gift personally from him. He devoted a lot time and work to that book and it more or less is…"
Jemal Hamilton replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion IT"S HERE in the group Antique Switchblade Collectors"It clicks so solidly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
if you don't have the book, get it you won't regret…"
Jemal Hamilton replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion looking for a Mark 1 trench knife, aka the mean looking one with the knuckle duster handle"I've looked through those repro links and I'm going to keep looking.
Those ones miss the elegance of form the originals have. Thanks though.
Best
J"
Jemal Hamilton replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion looking for a Mark 1 trench knife, aka the mean looking one with the knuckle duster handle"There is also Ploughshare forge, he does repro's of war knives, some of them knuckle knives, also sells just knuckles
http://www.plowshareforge.com
below links are pictures of a real BC41 to his…"
Jemal Hamilton replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion looking for a Mark 1 trench knife, aka the mean looking one with the knuckle duster handle"you tube link to a scene showing the knife in the series, beware some shooting at the end.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GYm1U1OjSE"
Jemal Hamilton replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion looking for a Mark 1 trench knife, aka the mean looking one with the knuckle duster handle"Thank you Dale and JJ,
The link to the real ones is amazing! The reviews of each knife are a good read too, funny quote below.
"This is a very comfortable knife to hold (considering it is a knuckle knife)"
I haven't checked all the…"
ModeratorJ.J. Smith III replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion looking for a Mark 1 trench knife, aka the mean looking one with the knuckle duster handle
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Looks like the Weapons Universe link has the best one, with a brass handle."
D ale replied to Jemal Hamilton's discussion looking for a Mark 1 trench knife, aka the mean looking one with the knuckle duster handle"Try here .. here .. here .. here .. here .. here .. etc. Apparently .. the quality of the repro's is nothing to brag about.
Some real ones here. "
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Comment Wall (15 comments)
- At 1:47 on August 1, 2012,
Ron Cooper said… I'm honored, Jemal! I would have accepted sooner but I've been gone all day.
Cheers, my friend!
- At 19:49 on July 30, 2012, Jan Carter said…
- At 15:26 on July 30, 2012,
Sue OldsWidow said… 
- At 4:47 on July 30, 2012, Ron Cooper said…
- At 4:31 on July 13, 2012,
TERRY FOX said… good eye those are about my fav. spring knife i own minus the mikov predator. those are called cantalana's made by AGA chompolin out of italy. you can find them on line fo about 125.00 usd. another place if your buying one mikov at a time is www.mikov.com its an american based company that specializise in predator spring knives at a fare price. im from washington state not to far from the canadian border.
- At 4:25 on July 13, 2012, TERRY FOX said…
YEP 1200XL THE MIGHTY THIN TWIN.....lol......it dont look like much of a sportster anymore
- At 15:40 on July 10, 2012, TERRY FOX said…
HEY ...seen you left comment on the mikov page. i see your from canada. am i right? if that's the case that makes thing a little tougher but not impossible. if you want mikov knives i suggest you go right to the maker here is the link www.mikov.cz the great thing about there knives is they can ship them without springs they will send them separately so if they meaning customs they will only see a 2 handed opening lever-lock knife. then they send spring separate all you do is put the 2 together and bam you have a cz spring knife from mikov. very easy to put the 2 together place 2 springs push them through bottom of knife between metal and the back spine. that easy. but it takes a bit of time to get them be patient they will send to you just takes time. the knife you want will cost usd 107.00 for dark horn handle. any questions email me thanks terry
- At 10:53 on June 29, 2012,
ModeratorJ.J. Smith III said… 
- At 18:01 on June 27, 2012, Jan Carter said…
- At 7:00 on June 27, 2012,
ModeratorRon"TUNA"Dumeah said… Welcome to iKC!
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