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I bit over a week ago Duane, aka sitflyer on the forums, sent me a pm asking me for my address. A few days later this lovely Contento sodbuster arrived in my mailbox. Duane include a nice letter stating that he appreciated my dedication to the sodbuster pattern and wanted to add this beauty to the collection so it had a nice home. It now has lots of friends to hang out with over here at my place
Needless to say, Duane's generosity is very humbling and greatly appreciated! The generosity and camaraderie of many of he members here in the traditionals never ceases to amaze me...
So i tried to research the knife a bit. From what I could dig up the knife was probably made in the Carl Schlieper factory Germany during the late 70's or 80's. The Blade seems to be carbon steel since it has some patina spots. I don't know if the handles are acrylic or some sort of plastic, I couldn't find any info on what they used for their colorful handles. As you can see it has some beautiful colors and some metallic flake in the handles that really sparkle when light hits. She's a big sodbuster, not the smaller kind like the case sodbuster jr. It feels good in the hand and would be a true work horse capable of many task. So thanks again Duane, you rock bro:thumbup: Here are a few pics
So i tried to research the knife a bit. From what I could dig up the knife was probably made in the Carl Schlieper factory Germany during the late 70's or 80's. The Blade seems to be carbon steel since it has some patina spots. I don't know if the handles are acrylic or some sort of plastic, I couldn't find any info on what they used for their colorful handles. As you can see it has some beautiful colors and some metallic flake in the handles that really sparkle when light hits. She's a big sodbuster, not the smaller kind like the case sodbuster jr. It feels good in the hand and would be a true work horse capable of many task. So thanks again Duane, you rock bro:thumbup: Here are a few pics