simpler form of beauty

Thomas · 16th December 2004, 01:45 AM

I have a knife similar to this and it is a window in the sheath rather than an insert. It came with a certificate of authenticity (whatever that means) stating that it was a "Flying Bushman Knife." Since the weight and balance seem to preclude throwing the knife, I could only assume that the Bushman who owned it was a pilot. I did wonder if this was a common knife form of knife or restricted to certain areas of Africa.

jwpettipas · 16th December 2004, 02:38 AM

Maybe "Flying Bushman Knife" refers to the actual bushman and not the knife. It'd be interesting to see an actual bushman flying through the air with one of these knives. Well, just as long as he's not flying at me

16th December 2004, 01:45 AM	#1
Thomas Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Napa, California Posts: 1	I have a knife similar to this and it is a window in the sheath rather than an insert. It came with a certificate of authenticity (whatever that means) stating that it was a "Flying Bushman Knife." Since the weight and balance seem to preclude throwing the knife, I could only assume that the Bushman who owned it was a pilot. I did wonder if this was a common knife form of knife or restricted to certain areas of Africa.

16th December 2004, 02:38 AM	#2
jwpettipas Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Nova Scotia, Canada Posts: 12	Maybe "Flying Bushman Knife" refers to the actual bushman and not the knife. It'd be interesting to see an actual bushman flying through the air with one of these knives. Well, just as long as he's not flying at me