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    Made by Sibert. S30V steel.
    Seems like a push dagger meets tactical ice scraper.
    It was in a box of stuff that was left to me when a friend passed away and I just recently got around to going through it.
    All wiseass answers encouraged and appreciated but if you really do know what this is for, I would appreciate it.
    Razor sharp.
    Hurley's Gold
     

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    Hoji

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    On another forum it was suggested it was an ulu. ( Learned something new that day, had to look up ulu)

    All of the ulu pics I could find had them with curved blades.
     

    Hoji

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    It's an ulu, an Inuit (Eskimo) tool for scraping meat & fat off of hide.
    That has been suggested, but I have yet to find an ulu picture that does not have a significantly curved blade. And they have all been much bigger knives than this one.
     

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    I have a few that I picked up in Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk while working with Shell in their failed Arctic offshore drilling campaign.
    1 is large (shovel head size) traditional curved blade with a bone handle.
    Another traditional curved blade that is 3" wide and is a folding pocket knife, pivot point is in center of the top of the blade, souvenir for my wife.
    Another is a flat edge about the size of the one in the picture, solid blade though (no finger hole) with a bubbled wooden handle for grip. I used it to chop onions and vegetables until my wife donated it and many others because I had "too many damn kitchen knives".
     

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    I have a few that I picked up in Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk while working with Shell in their failed Arctic offshore drilling campaign.
    1 is large (shovel head size) traditional curved blade with a bone handle.
    Another traditional curved blade that is 3" wide and is a folding pocket knife, pivot point is in center of the top of the blade, souvenir for my wife.
    Another is a flat edge about the size of the one in the picture, solid blade though (no finger hole) with a bubbled wooden handle for grip. I used it to chop onions and vegetables until my wife donated it and many others because I had "too many damn kitchen knives".
    WoW I am pissed off third party....
    I understand all of those words, but not in that order "too many damn kitchen knives".

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