A blade for coments; old, early, or very early

Bryan.H · 6th August 2010, 07:28 PM

Greetings Fernando,

The blade shape and profile reminded me of a blade I'd seen some time ago, but a modern military knife. I can't help thinking that the blade shape may be historically featured on the Iberian peninsula and be a traditional shape very specific to a particular area. Aitor hunting knives have a stylistically similar blade shape also.

Here's the Spanish military knife I recalled..

Sorry I can't help further, just thinking out loud!

6th August 2010, 07:28 PM	#14
Bryan.H Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 51	Greetings Fernando, The blade shape and profile reminded me of a blade I'd seen some time ago, but a modern military knife. I can't help thinking that the blade shape may be historically featured on the Iberian peninsula and be a traditional shape very specific to a particular area. Aitor hunting knives have a stylistically similar blade shape also. Here's the Spanish military knife I recalled.. Sorry I can't help further, just thinking out loud!