Coral Fighter in Damascus

[Jarrett Knives]

SOLD

For Sale – “ Coral Fighter ”

OAL: 9 1/16”
Blade Length: 4 3/8” Hollow Ground
Blade Steel: 7/32” 1080/15N20 Random Pattern Damascus; scary sharp
Bolsters: Stabilized/Dyed Box Elder Burl
Spacer: Recon Turquoise
Handle: B/W Stabilized Fossil Coral; at least 1 million yrs. old.
Hardware: Nickel silver pins in bolster; 1/8” Nickel silver and brass mosaic pins in handle
File Work: My own “Twisted Ribbon” design on blade area
Tapered Tang: Yes, to 50% of original thickness. Also skeletonized for weight reduction.
Sheath: *Will be made to buyers specs for right or left carry, two tone or solid color. See my previous postings for images of sheaths.

Price: $325 with sheath*; $300 without; plus $12.30 shipping to the continental U.S.

International buyers welcome. However, overseas buyers pay actual freight and only Paypal is accepted for sales outside of the U.S.

Paypal: paypal@jarrettknives.com (or personal check inquire for details)

Thanks for taking a look. More pieces available on my web site.

 

[GregS]

That handle material in mesmerizing, I like this one.

 

[Dingle1911]

Wow, that is beautiful!

 

[Jarrett Knives]

Thanks Greg and Dingle. :thumbup: I'm really starting to love working with the fossil coral. It polishes out like glass and it's not that fragile once it's bedded on the knife. All the best.

 

[J. Hoover]

Gorgeous Wayne, this one deserves a bump.

 

[Jarrett Knives]

Thanks Joe - much appreciated!!! :thumbup:

 

[sharpeknives]

Wayne the coral really sets this one off. Nice work.

 

[cablemonkey]

Indeed, the coral is wild. Very striking.

 

[hangmans joke]

im stupid , is the coral fragile ? or if dropped it would it chip or bust easy?

 

[Jarrett Knives]

Andy, Cablemonkey - I appreciate it gentlemen.

Hangmans Joke - Not a stupid question at all. Any of the "fossil" stuff like the coral or mammoth tooth is fragile to a certain degree with a sharp impact. Stabilizing doesn't have the hardening effect that it has on wood. IMHO- if it's well cared for (used in the woods, etc. and not walking around on concrete or where it could drop on a hard surface) then it should last as long as any ivory or other exotic handle material. The same rules would apply that apply to owning an expensive rifle. Don't abuse it and you'll have it forever.

God Bless

 

[J. Hoover]

Here is another one that belongs on the cover.

 

[Jarrett Knives]

Thanks! Poor lonely knife...

 

[arijer]

is the knife still available?

 

[Jarrett Knives]

Yes it is.

 

[Jarrett Knives]

sold!