Briar and Corehart Pattern

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Up for sale is my Briar pattern.

This is a working knife made for the bush. It's based loosely off of the Woodlore pattern. It has big comfortable handles yet it feels light and quick in the hand. It has 4-3/4" handles and a 4" blade. It's contoured to fit comfortably in the hand for long periods of time. The blade is ground with a convex sabre grind and is very sharp. The price includes all Paypal fee's, leather sheath and shipping through USPS in the lower 48.

Price:$175 w/ a leather sheath

Specs:

3/16" 1095 Steel @ 58-60
Handles are White Paper Micarta over .060" Black G10 and 1/8" Natural Canvas Micarta
(3) 1/4" Natural Micarta Pins and (1) 1/8" Black Micarta pin just behind the lanyard tube
OAL is 8-3/4"
Handle is 4-3/4"
Blade Length is 4"


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Up for sale is my Corehart pattern. I've always been a big fan of the Kephart pattern. So I decided to take some of my favorite attributes of the pattern and come up with my own version. This is the result.

This is a working knife. It has big comfortable handles yet it feels light and quick in the hand. It has 4-7/8" handles and a 4-1/2" blade. It's contoured to fit comfortably in the hand for long periods of time. The blade is ground with a convex sabre grind and is very sharp. The price includes all Paypal fee's and shipping through USPS in the lower 48.

Price: $175 w/ a leather sheath

Specs:

9/64" 1095 Steel @ 58-60
Handles are Butcher Blocks Denim Rag Micarta (Smashed Hippies) over .030" White G10 and 1/8" Dark Brown Canvas Micarta
(3) 1/4" Natural Micarta Pins and (1) 1/8" Natural Micarta pin just behind the lanyard tube
OAL is 9-1/2"
Handle is 4-7/8"
Blade Length is 4-1/2"


I'm humbled and appreciative of you taking the time to stop by and look at my knives. Please feel free to comment.


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Thats a sweet looking bush knife congrats. If you could next time would you include a pic of the spine all the way to the tip or point.
Thanks Doug
 
Very well done! It shows a lot of character!
 
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