A couple knives

[Phillip Patton]

Hey all,
I'm not really sure what to call these. I think they would be equally at home at the table, or used as light duty utility knives. Bird and fish maybe? Large paring knives? Steak knives?

Specs for the top one:

Steel: A2 with cryo quench

Hardness: 61 Rc

Blade length: 4-1/4"

Total length: 8-1/16"

Blade thickness: 5/32"

Handle material: desert ironwood

Fittings: stainless Loveless bolts





The bottom one:

Steel: AEBL with cryo

Hardness: 62.5 Rc

Blade length: 5-3/8"

Total length: 9-1/4"

Blade thickness: 1/8"

Handle material: carbon fiber

Fittings: stainless Loveless bolts

Price: SOLD

I can take paypal, check, or MO. Please send paypal to 2000pjp at pattonblades dot com
If using a check, allow 10 business days for it to clear before shipment. Please make sure knife is still available before sending payment.

If you want a sheath, that'll be extra.

If you buy both, I'll combine shipping.

Thanks for looking,

 

[Jack O'Neill]

I cannot believe these are still here . The price and beauty of them is unreal

 

[Phillip Patton]

Maybe that's the problem. Maybe people think they're not real! LOL

Thanks for the compliment.

 

[pwheeler]

Agreed, clean and elegant, and a steal at <$200.

 

[OtisCampbell]

I'll take the CF to round out my set of Phillip Patton kitchen knives...

 

[Phillip Patton]

I'll take the CF to round out my set of Phillip Patton kitchen knives...

It's yours, sir! Thanks!

How would you like to pay?

 

[Jack O'Neill]

Phillip , you should take that desert Ironwood knife and put it in the fixed blade section , call it your Bird & Trout and add a $100.00 to your asking price . If I could afford to collect I would have that piece .

 

[Phillip Patton]

Phillip , you should take that desert Ironwood knife and put it in the fixed blade section , call it your Bird & Trout and add a $100.00 to your asking price . If I could afford to collect I would have that piece .

That's a good idea. I'll try that.