In Lapland, Kenya, and the Philippines, people have used camp knives for centuries and call them, respectively, leuku, panga, and bolo. The virtue of this tool was best summed up by ace Maine ...

THE PHILIPPINES In the grubby streets of Pasay City, a suburb of Manila, a most unusual group of men gathered last week. They were members of an obscure political sect called Lapiang Malaya ...

There is no shortage of “camp” knives with 6- and 7-inch blades. These, I say, are nothing more than hunting knives with pituitary problems. A true camp knife needs at least 8½ inches of ...