Thanks Warren, hoping to add one of these soon.

Thanks Chief, I will post a picture when I can.

Sorry for the delay Chief, Model 8 with no butt cap and Model 26 with butt cap.

Wow the center is so small .....great piece of FWI.
I really like the burnished color!

Interestingly, I watched as usual ebay and found this lot. Inside there is a very interesting photo.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/282429992923

In the Russian Museum he is not.
I wrote letters to them and called them.
They do not know where the knife.

And here is his mark!
Apparently, he is at the master Greg Wall or his friend.
Photos are fresh. The knife is clearly in the USA. It's good.

I think we should try to contact him and organize a photo session

Greg Wall....$575 for a knock off. He should stick to his usual $300.00.

Just my opinion.

Eric, the point it's not the price of Greg's work.
The point is in the whereabouts, where is location
of real knife Gary Powers

It is necessary to find it and photograph it for history,
as Captain Chris did photo Westmoreland Randall.

About the price, I almost agree with you, for 50
I would have taken it, But this is my personal opinion))
My friend does better, I will place his work in the section
of fixed knives

He copied from pics. I apologize to you, I misunderstood.

I would also like to add I have heard G.L.Wall makes a quality knife, I just wish he didn't copy RMK's.

Everything is fine
I myself explained a little chaotically.

I thought that Gary knife was lost. It happens that museum workers
steal exhibits, or a knife could be taken by someone else who has
power, for himself. Nobody knew where he was. And then he pops
up in pictures on ebay. After so many years!

Everything is clear, I did not inattentively read the description.
This is Gary Powers second opener. The knife is with his son.

Hence the search for the original should continue in the museum's storerooms.