I got these in a hippy dippy store, aren't these those knives

Those are gardening billhooks

>>33639931
>15 inch machete
>folding pocket knife

>pick one

>>33639956
>billhook ≠ billhook
there isn't a proper term for those in English, but it is still a billhook, not a big one forestry, but for gardening
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippe_(Werkzeug)#Gartenhippe

>>33640005
I've never heard of them being called billhooks, but they are definitely agricultural/utility knives. Best damn working profile I've ever used.

>>33639903
I've always been told they were used by Mexican farmers / herders to skin sheep with, plus be a basic utility knife. I mean I guess you could call that ritualistic sacrifice but it's kinda going out on a limb.

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>>33639903
That's a linoleum knife. Very sharp. For skinning and carpet fitting.
I'd rather sacrifice someone with a more dramatic weapon.. like that red tent peg that takes 7 surgeons to sew up wounds inflicted by it.

>>33639903

They were a lot larger, but they followed a similar concept of the hawkbill/billhook design, as they're good as slicing deep

The pocket knives and smaller fixed blade ones are used for slicing various types of flora; you grab the plant/stem/vine in hand and slice with the blade.

>>33640430
someone never watched surviving edged weapons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2eNb26gmig

>>33640560
I was waiting for this.

>>33640560
The musics wrong.

They are mainly used for pruning and mushroom foraging

>>33639903
Google "Barlow" style knives youngsters.

>>33640560
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYwd0Wus5Ik

Here's the original version.

>>33639903
In my country we use that shape for mushroom collecting and cleaning. I don't think they ever took part in any ritualistic slaughter, mate, sorry to break your fantasies.

>>33640005
What is fascine knife for $1200 Alex?

>>33639903
Nope, that blade shape has no business in slaughter or butchery. Trimming plant stems, or making straight draw cuts is their bailiwick.

No the knife you're thinking or is called sacatripe. Take out tripe. Yeah they're to gut sheep and shit. Tbh if you take good take of one it'll last you many slaughters. My grandpa gave me his after his hands got too shaky to do the job right. His hands were screwed already from a mortar in Guadalcanal but he had the steadiness of a surgeon. I've used it on three goats so far.

Source: I'm a spic.

This thread is how I know /k/ is now dead.

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>>33642950
>fascine knife

>>33639903
>warm blooded mammals
There are cold blooded mammals?

I'm not dying in no ghetto!

>>33642575
>baseball cap with razor blades
I laugh every time.
>we peaky fookin blindahs now