Combat/Camper.....10" blade.....Cutter.

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Here is one of my Combat/Campers in 1084...all hand forged 10" blade 15"OAL
Clay coated...triple temper...hand sewn and tooled sheath. This knife is very similar to the one I used to take second place at the fall hammer-in at the Bill Moran school last month. $SOLD...Thank you!.- includes US shipping.
This knife is ready to cut whatever you got!:thumbup:
Thank you for looking.
Mace
The specs on the blade are just rain drops.;)
 

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Sorry, the photos didn't load right away. They should be up now.:thumbup:
Mace
 
oh man that's tempting ;)
rtoo
 
Jason,
I can box the two of them up together........one for each hip:D or give one to a freind!:thumbup:
Mace
 
This one is still up for grabs!

Thanks for the order Saint. Looking foward to see your drawing.:thumbup:
Mace
 
Figured I would try and take a better pic....not sure if I did but here it is anyway.;)
Thanks for looking.
Mace
 

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this is still here...oh man, i'm so tempted...only if i hadn't ordered two knives from Mace already. this is a STEAL!
 
no sh!t. I'm amazed this beauty ain't sold yet. I'd love to have it myself, but...$hit.
 
Hey guys,
Someone asked me about my sheaths so I figured I would post a litle bit about how I make them. First...I make each one for the knife it is intended for.
I mark each sheath w/my name...town and state, the year and what the steel is I used for the knife.
I use a 10oz leather and all the connections are glued.
I seal the inside of the sheath with snow seal before I glue and sew it up.
I do a double saddle stitch by hand down one side and then back up it so there are 4 pieces of thread in each hole.
Then I use an edge coat and seal the whole outside with several coats of snow seal.
I use the belt stud design because it's easy to just toss in the truck, bag, or pack...I can just slip it into my belt and I'm off...slip it out and toss it on the table and it's still sheathed.
If you are in the service and want this to attatch to your gear I'm sure I can take care of it for you.
With all that said....this knife still needs a home.:D
Thanks for looking.:thumbup:
Mace
 
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