Maybe you should play the lottery Ron with luck like that.

I have posted the picture of the page with the knives before. It is in the book on your own in the wilderness. the older version

Rob,

I figure if God wanted me to be rich, it would have happened before now. Don't know if you watch Seinfeld, but I feel like George: If I win the lotto, I get hit by a truck the next day! I'm more than thankful for my family, friends and relatively good health.

About your lack of an RKS number: Hell......I'd just pick one not assigned yet like 10,000 and go with that!

Tom, Ron, your discussion intrigued me, so I put the 2 knives in a comparison--sure do look the same--then I sketched an outline of the top knife and superimposed it over the bottom knife (blue line). Finally I arrowed and circled a few unique features. GOT to be the same knife (except for the choil?)

A line from "The Andy Griffith Show"....
"you beat all I've ever seen...you know that Ron?"

Steve,

Thanks so much for going throught that exercise! The choil is there. It's just hidden by the shadow. Similar situation with the WWII Hunter in Gaddis' book: It doesn't seem to have a choil because of the light reflection, but it has one (Note: Not the same knife, but all WWII Hunters with that same grind had one):




Ronnie: What can I say?

Best,

So well said!

Great post. Good info. Some cool pics. Very enjoyable. Thanks all!
Tony

Ron, that is too cool! I would love to hear the story of how you aquired that knife.

That is so cool.

Ron,

I is great fun to be able to see all the neat knives in your collection. Thanks.

Do you have an interesting story about them?

Cheers,

Alan Grombacher
RKS#5531