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Canadian Knifemakers Fall Show

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2010 Fall Open show dates

Friday October 22, 2010 4PM to 9PM

Saturday October 23, 2010 10AM-4PM

2010 CHICAGO CUSTOM KNIFE SHOW

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The 2010 Chicago Custom Knife Show will be held on Friday and Saturday, September 10-11, 2010, at the Holiday Inn Chicago Mart Plaza.

33rd Annual New York Custom Knife Show

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November 19, 20, 21, 2010

Crowne Plaza Hotel – Secaucus, New Jersey
2 Harmon Plaza
Secaucus, New Jersey 07094

Friday 1 pm – 7 pm

Saturday 10 am – 6 pm

Sunday 9 am – 3 pm

Day Pass – $15 (admission for day of purchase)

Collector Pass – $20 (3 day admission)

VIP Pass – $30 (early admission on the 19th as well as 3 day admission)

~ All Passes are Eligible for Daily Prize Drawings ~
~ Collector and VIP Passes are Eligible for Grand Prize Drawings ~

AKTI Offers Bright Red Luggage Tags

This is pretty cool. Many of you know the American Knife & Tool Institute (AKTI), a knife rights advocacy group working for the entire knife industry. Now it’s easy to support the AKTI, and get a neat gift item at the same time. The AKTI is offering bright red luggage tags labeled with the organization’s emblem, with every cent of the sales procedes going to support AKTI’s effort to protect your right to own and carry knives. You can put a luggage tag on every piece of luggage you own, making it easy to find your black bag among all those other black bags on the airport carousel; and it identifies your bag for the airlines if it is lost. Measures 4-1/4″ x 2-1/2″. Visit http://akti.org/ to learn more about AKTI and their efforts.

Knives in the new November BLADE®

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The new November BLADE®, on most newsstands as of yesterday, features the knives made by Gil Hibben for the new action flick, The Expendables, the Blade Magazine 2010 Knives Of The Year®, some of the best custom knives from the BLADE Show, the American Bladesmith Society’s top annual knives, some of the latest hunters from the BLADE Show, some of the debut factory knives of the BLADE Show and much more.

Here’s a list, in the order they appear, of the makers’ and companies’ knives pictured editorially in the new November BLADE®: Gil Hibben, Strider, Chris Reeve, Columbia River Knife & Tool, Kershaw, Spyderco, Lion Steel, A.G. Russell Knives, Spartan Blades, Stone River Gear, Pro-Tech, Shaun and Sharla Hansen, Tad Lynch, John Horrigan, Vince Evans, Jody Muller, Bob Dozier and Daniel Crotts, Peter Martin, E. Jay Hendrickson, Rock Creek, Queen, Karl B. Andersen, James Shaver III, Buck, Boker Plus, Hogue, Benchmade, Mil-Tac, Zero Tolerance, Ted Ott, Al Mar Knives, Butch Ball, Silver Stag, Condor Tool & Knife, Robert Nelson Parker, Utica, Tim Tabor, Jerry Hossom, Mace Vitale, Grohmann, Phil Evans, Jerry Van Eizenga, Donald Vogt, Jack Busfield, Ron Richerson, John White, Henry Torres, Bill Behnke, Antonio Fogarizzu, Michael Rader, Dee Hedges, James Batson, Bill Buxton, Bruce Bingenheimer, William Scagel, Scorpion Knives and D’ Holder.

Custom Yanagiba by Patrickknives

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240mm 1084 blade, stabilized walnut burl and african ebony with stainless steel spacer and guard.

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