Christmas deals for 12/4 -- Pix. Tibetan Sword, villager, purse and more great buys

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Yangdu

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SHOP and SAVE $$$$

TIBETAN LONG SWORD BY SHER

Overall length --36''
Weight -- 54 oz
Spine thickness --3/8''
Steel guard
Brass bolster, buttcap and tip
Saisal wood handle
Standard leather scabbard
Add one more to your colletion at $165. *SOLD*

25.5 inch 44 ounce villager fit and finish Chitlangi by Sher. All fittings are white metal. Hill walnut wood handle. Superb rig at $145. *SOLD*

17.5'' 33 ounce M-43 by Sher. Horn handle. Real workhorse Khukuri at $135. *SOLD*

9 inch 8 ounce baby Ang Khola by Tara Bhadur Kami. Satisal wood handle. Cute one at $30. *SOLD*

9 inch 9 ounce Kerambit by Get Bhadur kami. Neem wood handle. Take this beauty home today for $55. *SOLD*

Tibetan cross Khukuri carper by Teban people. Yours for $45. *SOLD*

Beautiful purse made by people of Nepal. Perfect gift for your loved one at $35. *SOLD*

Nice cloth bag (jola) made by Newari people of Kathmandu valley. Great gift bag at $25. *SOLD*


Email to get any or all of these Chrismas deals
 
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Wow if there was ever a day where I would send an email for everything on the page, this is it. Throw a wood handled AK Bowie in there, and you have my perfect DOTD:D

That kerambit is gorgeous. It would match my sandlewood one perfectly. Neem is soooooo nice. Almost pulled the trigger on the baby AK, but then i looked at what i just wracked up on my credit card for Christmas. Recession? Not by the looks at the massive hit my bottom line is taking:(...T'is the season and Debt is Good.;)
 
My favourite bag (jola)
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email sent on Jola
Sandra

We didn't realize what a NICE bag the Jola was till you posted that picture!!! That is the type of bag one falls in love with as soon as you see it in full length...

Humm NICE SOLSTICE GIFTS....A awsome/Beautiful Jola, a BEAUTIFUL Purse, and a Rug to hang over the fireplace in the bedroom!!!

Blessed Be!
Willow (AKA:Sandra/Mrs. DocH)
 
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That's it. I'm sitting here for the next week just refreshing the HI forum until I get my hands on a kerambit.
 
That sword is incredibly tempting- but alas, I cannot. I do love the brown leather that's been popping up lately. :thumbup:

Great stuff as always Yangdu! :)

(BTW- I never got confirmation of my M43 purchase from the 12/02 DOTD. :confused: Please tell me I wasn't too late. :eek:)
 
MacHete said:
That sword is incredibly tempting- but alas, I cannot.
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I hear ya. I sharked the 12/1 DOTD Tibetan Sword. Its the smaller one at 31 inches & 1/4 " thick. Can't justify shelling out another 165 just because this one is 36 inches & 3/8" thick. That bird won't fly.

Although I do plan on (eventually) snagging a sword-length chitlangi or kobra or sirupati.... & that villager is looking kinda good...
 
I hate to do this, but is the handle on the Tibetan... crooked? It looks out of line to me.... then again, i'm looking at a very small computer screen...
 
25.5 inch 44 ounce villager fit and finish Chitlangi by Sher. All fittings are white metal. Hill walnut wood handle. Superb rig at $145.

17.5'' 33 ounce M-43 by Sher. Horn handle. Real workhorse Khukuri at $135.
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Oh lord, debt is good. Good enough to sell my AR receivers. Will have to get that M43 as I have been wanting one that size in white metal as a nice sharp tool to hoist on the bat belt at inspection time (insert evil grin here).

Sigh, anyone want some AR receivers? :)
 
Dan with 25.5 inch villager Chitlangi Khukuri
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Just went to the PO & picked up the 31 inch Tibetan Sword by Bura. Stunning piece. Wow. The pics don't do this thing justice.

My suggestion to any shark that can swing it: Get one of these.... it is an honor to own one.
 
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