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Travis Talboys

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Some of you know already, but for those who don't, I have made the decision to hang up my apron and end my time as a bladesmith. As a result, I have several knives that I am willing to let go at a discount. As usual, I am still offering free shipping in the U.S, but unfortunately I can no longer offer a warranty. There are too many to post every photo, but I can provide them on request. Thanks again to everyone who has supported me over the last 7 years, and to everyone who offered advice or generally leant their knowledge.

Travis Talboys
 
Hand forged from 168 layers of 1084, 15n20, and pure nickel, this drop point EDC has a cutting edge 3 5/8" long, and is 8 1/2" overall.

The handle is stabilized turkish walnut, with dark red G10 liners and black G10 pins.

The sheath has been formed and tooled by hand, and features red double hand stitching and a steel belt clip set for right hand carry.

Asking $350
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Hand forged from 1084, this drop point EDC has a 4 1/8" cutting edge, is 8 1/2" overall, and features a cold blued finish.

The handle is jade G10 with toxic green G10 pins and liners.

This piece comes with a custom black leather sheath with green contrasting stitching.

Asking SOLD

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This group of drop point EDCs are all forged from 80CrV2 and feature a media blasted and stonewashed finish. Each has a sub 4" blade length, and are 8" or less overall. Each comes with a custom, hand formed leather sheath.

Asking $150 each.
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Hand forged from 80CrV2 high carbon steel, this drop point EDC features a media blasted and stonewashed finish, has a cutting edge of 3 1/2" and is 7 1/4" overall.

The handle is red Grip-Tec with black G10 pins and liners.

The custom, hand formed black and red leather sheath has been double hand stitched with black thread.

Asking $sold
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Forged from 1084, 15n20, and pure nickel, this harpoon skinner features a Go Mai construction. The blade has a 3 5/8" cutting edge, and is 7 3/4" overall.

The handle is dyed Rosewood burl with orange G10 liners and black G10 pins.

The custom formed, dark brown and black leather sheath features black stitching, as well as a metal belt clip set for right hand carry.

Asking $250
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Forged from twisted cable, this drop point EDC features a 3 5/8" cutting edge and is just under 8" overall. The blade has a deep etch and jimping on the spine.

The handle is metallic red and blue resin, with a patriotic red, white, and blue G10 liners and white G10 pins.

The custom formed leather sheath features a red and blue swirl dyed base with black airbrushed edges, as well as white contrasting stitching.

Asking $300

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Crafted from 1095 high carbon steel, these Bear Bones blades have a 3 3/8", and is 7 5/8" overall, not including the knot.

The skeletonized handle are wrapped with 550 paracord, and are available on a variety of colors.

The custom Kydex sheath includes a multi position belt clip.

Asking $200 each.

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Hand made from O1 tool steel, these kiridashis feature a right hand chisel grind with a cutting edge of about 1 7/8", and is about 5 2/4" overall.

Each piece has been media blasted and lightly stonewashed, and comes with a custom leather slip pouch for easy pocket carry.

I have 5 of these. I have several cord colors you can choose from.

Asking $90 each.

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Travis Talboys Travis Talboys I seem to remember meeting you at Ashokan a couple of years ago. You seemed passionate about making knives, and it strikes me as unfortunate that you feel like that passion has escaped you. For what it’s worth, I hope at some point that drive springs back for you, and if not, I hope you find happiness in whatever direction you choose. Best of luck in the future.
 
Travis Talboys Travis Talboys I seem to remember meeting you at Ashokan a couple of years ago. You seemed passionate about making knives, and it strikes me as unfortunate that you feel like that passion has escaped you. For what it’s worth, I hope at some point that drive springs back for you, and if not, I hope you find happiness in whatever direction you choose. Best of luck in the future.
Thank you Matthew. The passion to create has never left. The energy needed to continue to hustle is the issue. Online is too out of touch, and shows are expensive and exhausting. Im not sure yet exactly where I will land, but Im sure it will be on my feet.
 
This is unfortunate news.

I hope it was by choice and not forced.
Beautiful selection you have here. Some folks are going to have a few very nice pieces in their collection or on their hip.

Best of luck in the future.
 
This is unfortunate news.

I hope it was by choice and not forced.
Beautiful selection you have here. Some folks are going to have a few very nice pieces in their collection or on their hip.

Best of luck in the future.
Thank you, Sharp. Its not necessarily by choice, but not forced either. Its time for a new adventure.
 
This group of drop point EDCs are all forged from 80CrV2 and feature a media blasted and stonewashed finish. Each has a sub 4" blade length, and are 8" or less overall. Each comes with a custom, hand formed leather sheath.

Asking $150 each.
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The orange knife has sold. I now only have the red and black of the pair.
 
Hand forged from 80CrV2 high carbon steel, this drop point EDC features a media blasted and stonewashed finish, has a cutting edge of 3 1/2" and is 7 1/4" overall.

The handle is red Grip-Tec with black G10 pins and liners.

The custom, hand formed black and red leather sheath has been double hand stitched with black thread.

Asking $sold
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This knife has sold.
 
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