Thread: Various Knives

WOW that second knife '' LOOKS '' like the exact same knife that was handed down
to me by my father , it was used on the family farm as the pig sticker . I think
it was made by the Chicago knife company or Chicago cutlery company , later
lost by my son pig hunting in the LONGWOODS . I'm sure it was ni on 100yrs old .
Last photo of said knife .
Sorry about the second photo get it to go away .

Originally Posted by HILLBILLYHUNTERS

WOW that second knife '' LOOKS '' like the exact same knife that was handed down
to me by my father , it was used on the family farm as the pig sticker . I think
it was made by the Chicago knife company or Chicago cutlery company , later
lost by my son pig hunting in the LONGWOODS . I'm sure it was ni on 100yrs old .
Last photo of said knife .
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The original English knives were for sticking sheep which was the traditional way of killing and were Shefield made but after Harry's adventure they were also made in Africa under the Pipe brand and no doubt seeing the effectivness they achieved, an American co also made coppies.

This was the knife I made for myself for killing sheep before I knew about Harry's knifealthough I use it on the neck in the through, out and back for the spinal cord method for the fastest kill possible short of a CNS rifle shot. I was surprised at how similar the general blade design was to Harrys knife although I like my handles a little different.