Farallon Diving Knife

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harrymole

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I recently aquired a diving knife. It is marked FARALLON on the blade wit Japan on the reverse. It looks similar to a blackjack knife. It has a 4" blade with a rubber handle that is removeable. It has serrations on the top flat ground on the back side of the blade with a angle ground on the front.It takes and holds an excellent edge and I have been around and collecting knives for years and this one is a mystery. If anyone has any info about this knife please let me know. :dazzler1:
 
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harrymole:
I recently aquired a diving knife. It is marked FARALLON on the blade wit Japan on the reverse. It looks similar to a blackjack knife. It has a 4" blade with a rubber handle that is removeable. It has serrations on the top flat ground on the back side of the blade with a angle ground on the front.It takes and holds an excellent edge and I have been around and collecting knives for years and this one is a mystery. If anyone has any info about this knife please let me know. :dazzler1:


From Tom Horne. I purchased a knife like you describe in summer of 1983, in Marathon Florida. It was my favorite dive knife for it's utility and edge holding ability. Have been looking for another for a couple years since I lost this one in the Pend Oriel river in '96. Looks like they don't make them any more.
 
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