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14.06.2025
Collectors argue about steels, grinds, and handle shapes all day, yet four pillars support nearly every high-value blade. Miss one, and the price tag wobbles. Nail all four, and even a modest-looking folder can double its value overnight.
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12.06.2025
Owning a genuine U.S. 1918 Mark I trench knife is more than bragging rights—it is a stake in living history. Every casting flaw in the brass knuckle-duster, every carbon-steel grind mark, and even the particular stale-oil smell of an original leather scabbard whisper about muddy French trenches and close-quarters combat a century ago.
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05.06.2025
Why Sharpening Angle Matters. Ever sliced a ripe tomato only to watch the blade skid across the skin instead of gliding through? Nine times out of ten the culprit isn’t the steel, the stone, or your technique—it’s the angle. In this knife sharpening angle guide, you’ll discover how a few degrees can spell the difference between a laser-keen edge that lasts weeks and a ragged bevel that dulls after a single dinner prep.
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31.05.2025
For a very long time, the Swiss Army knife has been associated with flexibility and inventiveness. With its many uses, it fits into a small, pocket-sized box and has been a trusted tool for adventurers, hikers, campers, and daily problem solvers for more than a century. With so many models to choose from, it can be difficult to navigate this large realm of Swiss Army knives.
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28.05.2025
The most expensive knife in the world isn’t simply a piece of sharpened steel; it’s a collision of art, metallurgy, and human obsession. From gem-studded Persian daggers that once graced royal courts to modern mosaic-Damascus masterpieces fresh off a maker’s anvil, these blades blur the line between tool and treasure.
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27.05.2025
No two custom knives carry the same price tag because every element—steel choice, heat-treat recipe, handle material, ornamentation, even the maker’s signature style—adds (or subtracts) dollars.
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25.05.2025
This guide embarks on a comprehensive journey through the various types of knives, exploring their designs and purposes.
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20.05.2025
Wootz steel, also known as Damascus steel, is an ancient alloy used in weapon production that dates back to the 5th century BC. The material has a unique pattern due to the application of a complex chemical and heating process which was used during its production.
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17.05.2025
While Special Forces Soldiers are known for their prowess with many weapons, one weapon in their arsenal stands out in particular and that is the Yarborough Knife. This knife is named after Lieutenant General William P. Yarborough, who is known as the father of modern Special Forces.
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