Up for sale is my Lamont Coombs, Ron Nott engraved subhilt. A beautiful piece that is now ready for someone elses TLC. Price is fair and (much) less than I paid.
Condition is mint, ships with a padded zipper case.
Specs:
Blade = 9"
OAL = 14"
Thickness = 1/4"
Steel = ATS -34
Fittings = Stainless
Mirror Finish
24K gold inlayed engraving by Ron Nott.
Handle = Spalted madrone burl.
There is an ostrich leg inlayed sheath (just visible in BLHC)
Price fo a quick sale isSOLD which compares very favorably to the $1850 I paid direct to the maker :C:O .
Knife is in Europe. Price includes shipping via TNT, this offers tracking and insurance, but please be aware it can take 2 to 5 weeks to the US, though normally 1 to 2 weeks, and tracking is sometimes delayed. If you want quicker and better visibility it costs, and would be in addition to the asking price.
Payment via bank transfer or paypal - Fees included
By making an offer to purchase you are confirming that you are over 18 years of age and the knife does not contravene any local or national laws in your place of residence
PM me with any questions.
Cheers,
Stephen
Condition is mint, ships with a padded zipper case.
Specs:
Blade = 9"
OAL = 14"
Thickness = 1/4"
Steel = ATS -34
Fittings = Stainless
Mirror Finish
24K gold inlayed engraving by Ron Nott.
Handle = Spalted madrone burl.
There is an ostrich leg inlayed sheath (just visible in BLHC)
Price fo a quick sale isSOLD which compares very favorably to the $1850 I paid direct to the maker :C:O .
Knife is in Europe. Price includes shipping via TNT, this offers tracking and insurance, but please be aware it can take 2 to 5 weeks to the US, though normally 1 to 2 weeks, and tracking is sometimes delayed. If you want quicker and better visibility it costs, and would be in addition to the asking price.
Payment via bank transfer or paypal - Fees included
By making an offer to purchase you are confirming that you are over 18 years of age and the knife does not contravene any local or national laws in your place of residence
PM me with any questions.
Cheers,
Stephen

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