I don't post much here. been working on mastering the image resize. hopefully I got it right. This is my take on John White's Dogbone Push Dagger. It was done for one of my old squad leaders in memory of one of our guys that was lost as the result of gang violence last year. He was doing the right thing, but the wrong people were there. The blade was hand forged, no power hammer, no press, from a 1.25" ball bearing that came from the axle of a junk 5Ton at the Army Cannibalization Point at Rhein Ordnance Barracks in Germany back in the late 90's. This was my "military bearing" that i often carried in my pocket as a joke. The blade and frame are both hot blued 52100 with ebony scales. Everything else is stainless. In John White's post on Bladeforums, he mentioned that he had never heard of a dogbone push dagger, but that his should be the classic example to start the line. I don't know if another has ever been made until now. My tribute to one of the ABS's great legends.