Knives of Note Some tips on how to spot a reproduction Knife and the reproduction history by Mike Ad

[@antivalidisme5669]

Thank you very much, highly informative especially since reaches quite a high level in the field of counterfeit as far as I can tell. I'm mainly a "Great Nineteenth-Century" British and French swords collector and aficionado, but I love knives too especially Sheffield Bowie knifes but I don't have the knowledge you guys have in this matter. The very first Bowie I bought was a Wade & Butcher one by the way, that's how I discovered your chan! Mike Adamson and Chuck Morgan's display is something to be seen, I love the approach they have, so instructive. That good old solid pummel mistake! Thank you sir

[@powerplay4real174]

Very informative

[@sgtNUKEtroop]

when did the pinned bolster come into play ?

[@oldschool3484]

I would love to own a fred james and carry it in the woods..

[@oldschool3484]

In ghe 1950s they were not bringing the Big money as today.

[@mw89181]

This video contains many false and outrageously defamatory statements about my grandfather, Dickie Washer, which are deeply offensive to my family. It is one thing to defame a man who is living and who can defend himself, it is quite another entirely to defame a kind family man no longer living who cannot utter any words in his defence. You are effectively tarnishing the legacy of a man many considered an expert on antiques over the word of two individuals, namely Bill Adams and Jim Taylor, who claim to have known Dickie, but of whom no one who actually knew Dickie has ever heard. I ask you kindly to remove this video from your channel.

[@davidfriend1919]

the lowest of the low is the fake patina and the fake mark ..