Beauty, blems and repaired Knives for 4/13

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Yangdu

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Beautifully done 18 nch 30 ounce Tear droop knife by Keshar Lal's son Anil. Red satisal wood handle. Awesome deal at $145. *SOLD*





18 inch 32 ounce Crow Knife by Kumar. Few hairline crack on horn handle most likely to go nowhere. $100 even. *SOLD*





12 inch 14 ounce Ang Khola by Anil. Minor imperfection on satisal wood handle. Great knife at $75. *SOLD*



Both Bonecutter Knives repaired by my father.
Better then new one!

18.5 inch 41 ounce Bonecutter by Bhakta. Chiurwa style satisal wood handle. $75. *SOLD*



18 inch 32 ounce Bonecutter by Bhakta. Asare wood handle. $75. *SOLD*



Email to himimp@aol.com to get any or all
First come first served
 
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EMS 41 ounce Bonecutter.
DD Recieved.

Last week I wished I had a Bhakta piece, now I have three. I best be careful what I wish for.
 
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Father repaired these Knives
Better then new one!

T to B

17 inch 34 ounce Bonecutter by Kesar Lal. Satisal wood handle. $70

18 inch 28 ounce Amar Singh Thapa knife by Lachhu. Neem wood handle. $ $75

16.5 inch 23 ounce chiruwa Ang Khola by Bhakta. Satisal wood handle. $60. *SOLD*

14.5 inch 19 ounce Ang Khola by Bal Bhadur Kami. Horn handle. $40. *SOLD*

 
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16.5 inch 23 ounce chiruwa Ang Khola by Bhakta. Satisal wood handle. $60.

DD...I was going to get the ASTK too, but since we kind of tight on funds for summer vacays, and camp for the kid, I figured I better behave myself, before the wife tears me a "new one" :eek:
 
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SingleGrind said:
EMS Lachhu ASTK! Woulda grabbed that 12" AK but it looks like it was stealth sharked
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Nice sharking! The pick of the group right there! I really wanted a CAK, and I just can't say "no" to a Bhakta and his fullers.
 
Dang, that one was stealth sharked too! Oh well. Still waiting on my M-43 from last week, wonder where that is..
 
snowwolf said:
That worth sharking for sure.
17 inch 34 ounce Bonecutter by Kesar Lal is sinfully attractive too.
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I concur. I don't have a bonecutter neither. I'm still in hawk for that beautiful big bowie from last week.
But I don't have a bonecutter..............................did I mention I don't have a bonecutter?

Wheels turning........................(nothing new there I guess either) duh..
 
I so love auntie, I received the CAK Saturday in the mail, that in itself was a surprise, who doesn't love seeing a triangle box on Saturday, I tear open the box like a madman (since BF was down, I was already having withdrawal symptoms), and not only do I love the CAK, it was in a leather sheath?! The knife was sold as having no chakma/karda, and no sheath, but auntie had found a sheath for me, and had included it in the package!

I have the handle soaking in a mineral bath right now, but I think I just fell in love with this CAK! I am not a fan of the big and heavy knives, and this CAK is freakin awesomely well balanced, and so very neutral in hand, just like my Rajkumar bashpati 18" 24oz, and Lok BAS 15" 17oz, it is super quick and agile.

I had a CAK once, but I found it kind of clumsy and unwieldy, I was hesitant to get another, but this one was in my weight range, and I love Bhakta's work, so I figured I'd give it a try, boy, am I glad I did! This 16.5" 23oz seems to be my Holy Grail combo.

18" 24oz is just a tad top heavy, and 15" 17oz is like there's nothing in hand (love that though), this 16.5" 23oz feels like you know it's there, just barely, but you also know that you can do some serious work, and/or damage with it too.
 
Yes auntie hooked me up with a sheath on my last sheathless blem - awesome. Let's see some photos after that CAK is done with its spa treatment:)
 
cul4u01 said:
I so love auntie, I received the CAK Saturday in the mail, that in itself was a surprise, who doesn't love seeing a triangle box on Saturday, I tear open the box like a madman (since BF was down, I was already having withdrawal symptoms), and not only do I love the CAK, it was in a leather sheath?! The knife was sold as having no chakma/karda, and no sheath, but auntie had found a sheath for me, and had included it in the package!
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Mateos said:
Yes auntie hooked me up with a sheath on my last sheathless blem - awesome. Let's see some photos after that CAK is done with its spa treatment:)
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She really is quite amazing. Goodness personified!
 
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