Blades upon Books - Traditionals

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First of all, hope I'm allowed this drop-point hunter as 'traditional'

Many, many moons ago I met Wilbur and his first wife, Danielle, when I lived and worked in Seychelles and designed their first holiday home for them on Cerf Island. A lovely man, with great humility and charm.

The book is set in Kenya where I was born........and it reminds me I must get my own assegai's handled properly and mounted........it's only been a few years :rolleyes:

The drop point hunter is by Kevin Harvey, SA Guild member and the assegais pictured were actually made by his wife, Heather - they are both Master Bladesmiths of ABS. I bought the hunter when I went to stay with them a few years ago in SA.


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First of all, hope I'm allowed this drop-point hunter as 'traditional'

Many, many moons ago I met Wilbur and his first wife, Danielle, when I lived and worked in Seychelles and designed their first holiday home for them on Cerf Island. A lovely man, with great humility and charm.

The book is set in Kenya where I was born........and it reminds me I must get my own assegai's handled properly and mounted........it's only been a few years :rolleyes:

The drop point hunter is by Kevin Harvey, SA Guild member and the assegais pictured were actually made by his wife, Heather - they are both Master Bladesmiths of ABS. I bought the hunter when I went to stay with them a few years ago in SA.


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Nice backstory and a lovely knife, Paul. It certainly meets any criteria I'd have for being traditional.
 
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