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'''Gerber Tools''' offers information about [[keyword:=Gerber Knives]] and [[keyword:=Gerber tools|Tools]] through its large scale resale website [http://www.gerber-tools.com gerber-tools.com] ''Gerber Legendary Blades'' has gained an industry wide reputation for making quality knives with innovative designs.<ref name="GP"/>
'''Gerber Tools''' offers information about [[keyword:=Gerber Knives]] and [[keyword:=Gerber tools|Tools]] through its large scale resale website [http://www.gerber-tools.com gerber-tools.com] ''Gerber Legendary Blades'' has gained an industry wide reputation for making quality knives with innovative designs.<ref name="GP">Pacella, Gerard (2002), 100 Legendary Knives, Iola, USA, Krause Publications, 145. ISBN 0873494172</ref>
==Gerber Legendary Blades==
==Gerber Legendary Blades==
[[Image:Gerber-Mark-II.gif|thumb|left|225px|The '''[http://www.gerber-tools.com/gerber-mark-ii-22-01874.htm Gerber Mark II]''' is a fighting knife manufactured by Gerber Legendary Blades from 1967 to 2000, with an additional limited run of 1500 in 2002<ref name="PG"/>, and full production resuming as of July 2008.<ref name="SD">{{cite book |last=Dick |first=Steven |year=2008 |month=November |title=Vietnam Legend Returns |publisher=Tactical Knives Magazine |page=30 }}</ref> It was designed by retired Army Captain Bud Holzman, who based the pattern off a Roman Mainz ''Gladius''.<ref name="GP"/><ref name="SD"/>]]
[[Image:Gerber-Mark-II.gif|thumb|left|225px|The '''[http://www.gerber-tools.com/gerber-mark-ii-22-01874.htm Gerber Mark II]''' is a fighting knife manufactured by Gerber Legendary Blades from 1967 to 2000, with an additional limited run of 1500 in 2002<ref name="GP">, and full production resuming as of July 2008.<ref name="SD">{{cite book |last=Dick |first=Steven |year=2008 |month=November |title=Vietnam Legend Returns |publisher=Tactical Knives Magazine |page=30 }}</ref> It was designed by retired Army Captain Bud Holzman, who based the pattern off a Roman Mainz ''Gladius''.<ref name="GP"><ref name="SD"/>]]
===History===
===History===
