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    Posted 9 years ago

    bbmbr2000
    (29 items)

    I can't quite make out the makers name on the blade. I would appreciate any help identifying this knife. What type of knife iy is would even be helpful.

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    Comments

    1. bbmbr2000, 9 years ago
      Nothing?????
    2. scottvez scottvez, 9 years ago
      Looks to be modern made and not an antique.

      Poor quality blade-- maker in Pakistan, India....??.

      scott
    3. bbmbr2000, 9 years ago
      Thanks very much
    4. UncleRon UncleRon, 8 years ago
      This knife was probably made in Mexico between 40 and 75 years ago. This STYLE is commonly referred to as a "Mexican Bowie". Similar knives made in the Mediterranean and Philippines generally do not have balls on the guard.
    5. bobbee bobbee, 8 years ago
      Writing on blade is possibly Spanish for steel.
    6. LOUMANAL LOUMANAL, 8 years ago
      I see PIRRAIOS. Maybe Portuguese. RER(BOB)
    7. frisco frisco, 8 years ago
      I agree with the Mexican Knife Maker answer. I found what looks like an exact match for your knife, made by "P. Lepe" of Mexico, but could find nothing on it's History. Maybe the mark on your knife is of the person, or company that took over the P. Lepe name? Just my guess, but too many things match up for a just a look alike copy. Either way, Very Nice Looking Knife You Have!

      http://www.knifeforums.com/forums/fbbuploads/1229153782-100_2421.JPG
    8. bbmbr2000, 8 years ago
      Thanks for the comments ...love this site and all its good opinions!

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