Looks like a Polar blade, or a Lauri that was sold and finished by someone. Very nice knife. Possibly a grandma or kids knife as the belly is much for carving.
Some very nice blades. As soon as I can get to mine I’ll post. E just moved and stuff is still packed.Here is a post of most of my other puukko's:
Got puukko knives?
Thought I would post up my puukko collection. These pics are from about 3 years ago so the one I got after meeting up with @adamsredlines isn't in this group. Started this collection at least 20 years ago to go with the Finnish rifles I have collected. Anyway hope y'all enjoy...www.okshooters.com
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The small knife appeared a Lauri blade, which is why I initially asked about its markings and how they likely were inside the handle. Many of those blades, same as my AK marked blade on the Sammi knife, end up used by families who make knives for the tourist trade, same as for my Sammi knife. Of course, the same is true of the Kauhava knives. Knife vendors across northern Europe formerly carried trays of knives at train stations etc to sell travelers as souvenirs and gifts. Mora did this, also.
Yes. Shaman with Micarta Scales and SPY27 blade. I really like it other than the scales being really smooth and almost slick in the hand.
David
Just a few I had handy. Couple of cheapo NRA banquet knives.
An HK switch and Spyder folder.
And the Glock knife and a Trench repop.
I'm working on designing a new knife/watch/everything case for my entry table, so I had all of mine laid out for sizing.
A couple Civivis, a couple Kershaw, a Pro-Tech Godson and a few randoms that I just like. Nothing super high end, but all of them get used and carried.
A couple Civivis, a couple Kershaw, a Pro-Tech Godson and a few randoms that I just like. Nothing super high end, but all of them get used and carried.
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^^^ nice stuff you got there beardking^^^
The larger A1X at 7mm (circa 0.276") thick is kinda insane, while the smaller S1 at 5mm (circa 0.200") thick a REALLY good factory substitute for a Randall 5-5.
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Thank you.
Oops...just added another one today, forgot about it being ordered back first of September. 1/4" thick 5160 with 10" blade, his short version of the 12" from Mineral Mountain Hatchet Works, called the Cabin Fever Bowie. Very flat and actually carriable stuffed under belt and hidden by shirt or jacket, mainly bought for making yard limb lopping and Halloween more interesting.
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