Bone handled drop point

shadowknives · Mar 9, 2013

Hey to all, hope you are having a good weekend. I've made a few blades lately and I liked this smooth camel bone one I did, nothing fancy, just comfortable to handle and strictly sharp.

$150 and I'd be glad to give FREE SHIPPING to a BladeForums member. SOLD AND THANK YOU!
here's the specs:
Serial 329
1/8” 440-C Stainless Steel
Camel Bone Handles
Nickel Silver Pins, Black Fiber Liners
Blade length 3 1/4"
Overall 6 3/4"
3.2 Ounces
Custom Wetformed, American made Leather Sheath

Thanks,
eddie white

sboz8 · Mar 9, 2013

Great looking knife Eddie. I love the camel bone. I've had a lot of compliments on the pair of mossy oak carved bone you made for me. Scott

drducati · Mar 9, 2013

I've got one of those. # is way under 100 though

silveray · Mar 9, 2013

Your work looks great as always, Eddie. This Looks like this would be a very comfortable knife to handle! Look forward to talking with you soon...
Jason

J85909266 · Mar 10, 2013

Still in love with your simple, clean designs.

ctbrew · Mar 10, 2013

Can you post a pic from the top showing the thickness of the spine and handle? thanks!

shadowknives · Mar 10, 2013

Thanks for the many looks and the compliments!

CTBrew- I will post a pic, but I don't have that shot. I'll take one and post it up. I can see the underbelly on each shot, but none on top.....

shadowknives · Mar 10, 2013

I took the shot on a black background so it would be easier to see. It's added above.
eddie

iloco · Mar 10, 2013

Great work. Nice knife.

Parke1 · Mar 10, 2013

Pm sent, fingers crossed.
Parke1

shadowknives · Mar 10, 2013

Sending PM back. This one's sold guys. Thanks!

Parke1 · Mar 11, 2013

Payment sent! Thank you!

shadowknives · Mar 11, 2013

gotcha parke1-
thanks and look in your pp email account for more correspondence.

I'll ship this one out first thing tomorrow morning Priority.

drducati · Mar 11, 2013

Eddie, For the life of me I can't see how you grind those lines freehand.

shadowknives · Mar 11, 2013

Thanks Dr. D! It's actually the easiest part of knifemaking for me;Taking into consideration my first job in a knife factory in 1976 was grinding a gazillion blades.... If you are ever in my neck of the woods, you are invited to my shop to come and see.

Parke1 · Mar 14, 2013

I received this today. WOW, it's a lot of knife for the money. Don't ever hesitate to buy from Eddie and his lovely wife. Great people, selling an AMAZING product at an even better price!

shadowknives · Mar 14, 2013

That is good to hear sir! You were just a pleasure to deal with. I'm looking forward to creating a blade for you from your vision and viewpoint.
Here's my guarantee for all to see:
I guarantee my knives for fit and finish for as long as I am around, and I'm shooting for a 100. Use and enjoy. Keep it clean, use it for what it was intended for; It will last for generations. If you ever have any problem whatsoever, please contact me and I'll make it right. If you ever need a professional touchup, I simply ask for enough to ship it back to you.

Never store a knife in a leather sheath; that's for totin it around.