Here are some I have been working on. Three different three finger models. All are O-1 steel, 7" Oal with 4" blades tip to handle. The top one is Coolibah, that is the one with the tear drop handle. The second is sap wood of Rosewood. and the bottom is curly Ipe. All come with a handsewn leather sheath. Your choice $125.00 shipped anywhere in the USA. Paypal is prefered, but I also accept checks or money orders. Satisfaction or refund. Thanks, Paul
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3 finger trio
- Thread starter p moore
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Before I could get these finished , I showed them to my wife. She decided that she needed a new knife. here is a pic of hers. The handle is celluloid abalone, with filework on the spine and mosaic pins. The blade is a little shorter at 3 1/2" . She was so happy that she mowed the grass last weekend. Not a bad deal. Custom orders welcome. Paul
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beautiful work! I really like the tear drop handled version.
Eric;
thanks for the comments. Actually you can go either way. I can make a sheath suitable for neck rigging or belt, heck, maybe even go for both. The sheath would hang right side up with a carabiner. The pins in the top and bottom ones are mosaic, the middle one has prass pins.
Kamo, Good to see you, havent seen you lurking around here much.
Paul
thanks for the comments. Actually you can go either way. I can make a sheath suitable for neck rigging or belt, heck, maybe even go for both. The sheath would hang right side up with a carabiner. The pins in the top and bottom ones are mosaic, the middle one has prass pins.
Kamo, Good to see you, havent seen you lurking around here much.
Paul