1084 Cocobolo Camper w/Hamon

[Bailey Knives]

I forged this one out of Aldo's 1084. The blade is clay quenched and etched for a very nice, active hamon. It really has a lot of the cloudiness in the transition line that I always try to achieve. The spine is fileworked and slightly tapered.

The handle is some very nice cocobolo. It is held into place with to regular pins, and a mosaic (along with the lanyard tube).

The sheath is 8-9oz hand stitched leather.

Dimensions
Blade - 6 1/4" tip to handle
OAL - Just a hair over 11"

Price - $SOLD. I prefer paypal to matt(at)baileyknives.com, but will accept check or money order

The first to post here "I'll take it!" gets it

 

[Karambert]

That is a stunning blade, Matt. I look forward to the day I can add one like it to my collection.

 

[Ozrab]

another beauty

 

[raylaconico]

Nice Knife Matt. That's a really great looking piece of cocobolo too.

 

[gga357]

Very Nice.

 

[holeymoley]

Fantastic. I like the blade thickness and the deep belly. I hope you continue to make a few more like this so I can snag one once I have the means.

 

[Mossyhorn]

What a great looking knife. The sheath is top notch too.

 

[Bailey Knives]

Thanks, everyone...
This knife just sold to an overseas friend of mine.

 

[AJ]

You certainly make a gorgeous knife! Beautiful work!

AJ

 

[fz1boxer]

beautiful work.
missed another one

 

[chainring]

Next again! It matches the one I just got! Late again!

 

[blad5]

Matt, both the knife and sheath are great. Love the cocobolo, one of my favorite woods.

Paul

 

[Narmer]

Hey Matt

One hell'ova knife, one hell'ova hamon!!!!!

Great stuff:thumbup:

You are a hamon master!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[SpearZ]

Unreal how well you have progressed! You started great and things have only gotten better. It seems like a few years have gone by already. Wonder what masterpieces you'll be making in 10 years