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Help identify a custom knife

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Hey all, 

   We had a family get together this weekend and I brought a few knives that I recently finished. While sitting around with family my father brought out a custom knife my grandfather gave him in the early 80’s. Grandpa worked in Detriot at a specialized metal supply house. One of the cliants was a knife maker who Grandpa bought this particular knife from. Wonder if any of you could help me to identify the maker? 

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Tomas,

That was how I was reading the makers mark. FPD . Is that a name or mark you are familiar with?

Only with regards to Farriers' knives where the fpd brand is well known. I think some of the blade focused websites have maker's marks and might be a better place than here to hunt.

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Tomas, 

     Thanks, I will put my question out on one of the blade websites. If anyone else out thier has some more info please pass it on. 

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When looking at this mark it could also be fjd. Any thoughts out there? 

  Aaron 

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So after posting on a knife forum i was told this is a Frank J. Dilluvio knife. It seems he used this mark early in his knife making career before switching to his first initial and last name. So mystery solved. Thanks all. 

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