Deals for 11/22 -- Pix, Backwards Blades and Awesome Buys

Yangdu

Yangdu

Himalayan Imports Owner ~ himimp@aol.com
Moderator
Joined
Apr 5, 2005
Messages
9,173
11-22-06 001.jpg

11-22-06 003.jpg

11-22-06 005.jpg

11-22-06 006.jpg

11-22-06 008.jpg

11-22-06p 001.jpg


THESE BACKWARDS BLADES ARE MADE BY BURA

L to r

Overall length --24 1/4''
Weight -- 28 oz
Spine thickness -- 1/4''
Brass guard
Carved horn handle
Sisau wood scabbard
#1 $125 *SOLD*

Overall length --24 3/8''
Weight -- 27 oz
Spine thickness -- 1/4''
Brass guard
Plain horn handle
Sisau wood scabbard
#2 $120 *SOLD*

Overall length --24 1/4''
Weight -- 27 oz
Spine thickness -- 1/4''
Brass guard
Horn handle
Sisau wood scabbard
#3 $120 *SOLD*

Overall length --24 1/8''
Weight -- 26 oz
Spine thickness -- 1/4''
Brass guard
Gray horn handle
Sisau wood scabbard
#4 $125 *SOLD*

Overall length --24 1/4''
Weight -- 27 oz
Spine thickness -- 1/4''
Brass guard
Chandan wood handle
Sisau wood scabbard took a hit and split
#5 $100 even *SOLD*

Eamil to get any or all of these bargains
Happy Thanksgiving!
 
These are slightly different than the original Ginungting(?) since that one had the sharp side on the curved side and the handle indention facing up where it could hit your arm.

These have the sharpening on the curved side and the handle indent pointing down, which works better, though now exactly opposite of what is wanted.

Eric.
 
Remember, since these are Backwards, if you want #1, you have to order #5

Eric.
 
With the handle now attached properly in relation to the sharpened edge these look really really good. I like it more than the "unbackwards" model. If the handle was chiruwa style it would be a perfect small sword.
Lloyd
 
email sent #4. Wish there was a close up of the cracked scabbard for #5. How bad is it?

EDIT: Whoohoo, it's coming home to Northern Cali
 
I am so tapped out right now, but wish I could snag one of these. Wonderful prices.

Norm
 
tedwca said:
email sent #4. Wish there was a close up of the cracked scabbard for #5. How bad is it?
Click to expand...

That's the one I would have gone for Ted. That much white in the horn is super hard to come by. Glad you got it. (I think! ;) )

Norm
 
Svashtar said:
That's the one I would have gone for Ted. That much white in the horn is super hard to come by. Glad you got it. (I think! ;) )

Norm
Click to expand...

Do the white ones come from really old water buffalo? :)

Poor old hornless grampa buff'lo. :(

Eric.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top