rcmodel
November 15, 2012, 09:05 PM
I bought this one at a flea market for .50 cents years ago.
Made by Dan Valois, his company is still in business, and still makes belt buckle knives.
Just not this old handmade one.
http://www.valoisknives.com/beltknives.htm
EDIT: The Above makers info is incorrect.
Thanks to Piraticalbob in post #4 for pointing out the actual maker.
Marked DAN-D Yuma AZ with a cloverleaf trademark.
Daniel Dennehy, known as DAN-D knives with the shamrock logo was a member of the Knife Makers Guild. He passed away in 2011.
The knife has a 3 ¾” double edge blade, ground concave on the back.
It is expertly ground, fitted, and finished.
The handmade brass buckle has a twisted wire edge, and a polished stone contoured to fit the palm of the hand.
In all, it provides a very secure grip and would be an effective push-dagger.
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j219/rcmodel/KTOG/DAN-D1.jpg
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j219/rcmodel/KTOG/DAN-D2.jpg
I never had the special belt / sheath for it, and have no desire to get one.
1. The buckle knife would be illegal when concealed inside a belt in most jurisdictions in the country. :scrutiny:
2. I would have to unbuckle my pants to get the knife out if I ever did have to use it. :uhoh:
3. That would result in my pants falling down. :o
4. And then I would have to do the Bunny Hop to run away! :what:
rc
Made by Dan Valois, his company is still in business, and still makes belt buckle knives.
Just not this old handmade one.
http://www.valoisknives.com/beltknives.htm
EDIT: The Above makers info is incorrect.
Thanks to Piraticalbob in post #4 for pointing out the actual maker.
Marked DAN-D Yuma AZ with a cloverleaf trademark.
Daniel Dennehy, known as DAN-D knives with the shamrock logo was a member of the Knife Makers Guild. He passed away in 2011.
The knife has a 3 ¾” double edge blade, ground concave on the back.
It is expertly ground, fitted, and finished.
The handmade brass buckle has a twisted wire edge, and a polished stone contoured to fit the palm of the hand.
In all, it provides a very secure grip and would be an effective push-dagger.
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j219/rcmodel/KTOG/DAN-D1.jpg
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j219/rcmodel/KTOG/DAN-D2.jpg
I never had the special belt / sheath for it, and have no desire to get one.
1. The buckle knife would be illegal when concealed inside a belt in most jurisdictions in the country. :scrutiny:
2. I would have to unbuckle my pants to get the knife out if I ever did have to use it. :uhoh:
3. That would result in my pants falling down. :o
4. And then I would have to do the Bunny Hop to run away! :what:
rc