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Jefferson Spivey and Mr. Sol from ocean to ocean - 1968

 

Jefferson Spivey and Naja from Canada to Mexico - 1984

 

A Jefferson Spivey Cross-Country Saddle. Several of these saddles were sold to the public from 1985-1988. In the near future, the Cross-Country Saddle will also be reintroduced . 

 

"The Iraq Sabertooth Knife" 

A unique knife for a unique war.

So far, only twenty Sabertooth knives have been made for Iraq. There will be the same amount for Afghanistan and the numbers will likely increase as the war continues. These special knives are marked with IQ and AFG on the finger-guard and are stamped on the left side of the blade with the Najah symbol. This ancient symbol of Good Luck was carried into battle on the staffs of Roman legionnaires. Then, after the semi-circular pendant arrived in Spain via the Moors of North Africa, it was brought to America by the Spanish Conquistadors. Later yet, it became a sacred talisman for Native Americans and took on its most encompassing meaning, In the Arms of God. The Najah symbol has now come full circle. Ironically, it returns to battle, to the land of its beginning, as an American Trademark on the blade of a Sabertooth knife.

  At .160 thickness, 12 ¾ inches long, a 7 ½ inch flat-ground blade, the Sabertooth is perfectly suited for wilderness survival. The double row of biangular teeth on a sloping 5 ¼ inch spine is the most effective saw on a knife ever designed. Released straight from the tempering process with a Rockwell color of blue/black, the Sabertooth will do the job of a hatchet, saw and knife.

  The Sabertooth design is unique in all aspects and the sequential serial numbering makes each knife one-of-a-kind. The Sabertooth is the best tool for hunters, campers, mountain bikers, backpackers, fossil-digging archaeologists, and the military.

  The IQ and AFG Sabertooth knives will be sold only to military personnel who have served or are now deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan.

  

 IQ on finger guard. 

 

Note Najah symbol on left side of blade. The Iraqi Sabertooth will be sold only to military personnel who have served or are now deployed in Iraq. Pricing is the same as the standard Trademark model Sabertooth knife.

The above Sabertooth knife belonged to Joseph H. Stuever who was a well known Sabertooth knife collector.  He was an avid elk hunter and this was his personal knife. However, this rare Sabertooth knife was stolen in 2004.

Soon Spivey knives will reintroduce, into its product line, the Spear-point Sabertooth. Above is the master model.

 

This is an old and rare Sabertooth Spear-point with birds eye maple grips.