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They're quite useful during Tong Wars, too, being more concealable than a hatchet.
Seriously, I have a couple of Godfather clones(Thanx again,Stu)and find them very good for all sorts of utility work.
They also scare the neighbors to death.

Bill, I think you've done it again!

Try a magic supply shop-sleight of hand artists use the rig you want to do card tricks.
Card sharps use it too, but the things that happen to them when they get caught, you do not want to know!

Button-man, you were right, as usual. I owned one of these things in the '70's, used to carry it in my boot while walking foot patrol. This is one of those ground down to be more portable. Mouldy excuse for a knife, in any case, had I thoughtof it, I might have ground mine down as well. Hate to cont...

Try Smokey Mountain Knife Works-you'll save a bundle, and they have a fantastic selection!

If you're doing Filipino martial arts, why not a balisong(butterfly knife)?

Come inside my friends, To the thread that never ends, Laugh until you need Depends, What a show, what a show! See the Gypsy Queen, in a sheen of Vasaline, juggle picklocks red and green, come inside, come inside! See our ol' pal Stu He's a good one through and through, He'll UPS the goods to you, W...

Did you ever see the steam powered switchblade I designed?

Of course you didn't!

The "White Hunter" is actually a West German Air Force survival knife, with a nicer handle.
I had one from the '60's, and it worked just fine for general tasks.

I didn't mean to dis the seller-they get hornswoggled too-and since this pattern has ben made for quite a while, he could be selling an honest antique.

It just looked too crisp to be old, that's all.

One man's opinion.

Where I live, that's foreplay.

Seriously, such stupid hijinks are common for teenagers-tween-agers, really, and do not signify the advent of the Whore of Babylon, or the Great Beast.

Damn fool kids!

SKM, recent production-it was in the on-line catalogue last summer-no antique, that's fer sure!

To The Falcon:
Yeah, Ft. Irwin, in 1970 when they were getting ready to close it for a while.
Real bad place-but the snakes were nice!

Think SeaMonkeys are a rip? Try the X-Ray Specs. The Kiyoga was the best idea this very strange man ever had-and I'llm bet he made a load of money from it, too. Seems a judge in Chicago ruled that the steel whip was legal for carry by anyone, and for a while, these things were everywhere(this was so...

The Kiyoga was patented by the same guy who marketed Sea Monkeys and X-Ray Specs.
He died recently.
I couldn't make this stuff up if I tried.