Deals for 4/05 -- Pix, blems, villager and usual steals

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Yangdu

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21.5 inch 34 ounce Bhutan Sword by master Kamis Bura. The handle is Montana elk antler scrimshawed on both sides.
This beautiful sword is indeed a great buy. However, it does have an unusual hammer mark on the blade. It certainly does not distract from its value but I would be remiss if I did not make you aware of it.
Today only $150 YBB. *SOLD*

18.5 inch 22 ounce Trisul by Sher and his brother Kancha Kami. Nice Chiruwa horn handle. $75 YBB. *SOLD*

18 inch 30 ounce Garud Ang Khola by Kumar. Carved satisal wood handle.
Perfect rig. Yours for $125 YBB*****

17 inch 23 ounce baby Ganga Ram by Bura. Smooth satisal wood handle.
Bargain @$85 YBB. *SOLD*

16 1/4 inch 21 ounce WWII by Sher. Neem wood handle. Only problem is 5 minutes rust removal on blade. $85 YBB. *SOLD*

14inch 16 ounce balance model by Sgt. Khadka. Horn wood handle.
$70 YBB. *SOLD*

14 inch 16 ounce Seax Knife by Kumar. Satisal wood handle. $75 YBB. *SOLD*


Email to get one or all of these bargains.:)
 
That Trisul is a steal! Look at that sword:)! Wow, these all look so great.

Jake
 
If only I had the money...maybe I could send in beer like Bill used to accept.
 
Gooduns gents. Go getem.
 
That Garud is really striking...

these'll all be gone shortly.


Mike

ferguson said:
Hey, look at the new scabbard on the Seax!!!:eek: :eek: :thumbup:

Steve
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Big 10-4! Mucho better-er.
 
Steve's right...they added a keeper strap!

WooHoo! Innovation!
 
All beauties today! I know the standard bolster is considered nicer overall. but this WWII is a perfect example of a knife that looks great with the bolster just as it it.

I cannot believe the price on that 18" trisul. Essentially getting the biggest one made for the same price as the standard.

Good stuff.

Norm
 
Nasty said:
Steve's right...they added a keeper strap!

WooHoo! Innovation!
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Yep, the old scabbards had a strap, but it didn't do much to keep the knife from falling onto my toes. :eek: This seems like nicer leather as well.

Jumped on the Trisul and got in under the wire. Then dawdled on the WWII, reconsidered for 5 minutes and missed it. One of these days I'll get a nice user 16.5" WWII. Definitely one of the must have models...
 
wow ... quickly gone today, ... if only i had the money for the Garud Ang Khola,

i'll try to be faster next time,

Alex
 
I love these threads. Happiness and analysis, descriptive and involved; what can I say? HI infection at its best.



munk
 
All beauties today! I know the standard bolster is considered nicer overall. but this WWII is a perfect example of a knife that looks great with the bolster just as it it. <<<<<<<<< Norm

These on- mark observations are just one reason why we enjoy the authentic collectors amongst us. I hadn't thought about it, Norm, and when I looked at the photo again with this in mind I saw it was true. For some reason, with the pronounced straight angles of the blade curve, and the drop point style tip giving it a business look, you are right. Habaki looks good.



munk
 
I agree about the Seax scabard, I wish I'd held out for this one instead of buying mondays Seax. I also wish I had logged on earlier to buy that Butan sword. I think my HIKV is setting in seriously now, I have two on the way that havnt gotten here yet and had I seen it sooner I would have bought another. I would give some body part for that Butan sword, can't really think of what, I'd say my left arm but that baby looks pretty heavy so I might need that.
 
mtnfalcon said:
What is Horn wood?

bc
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Holy Toledo. :eek:

I hadn't noticed it, but it looks like two pieces of horn with a piece of wood in the center. It's hard to tell from the pic, but the center part looks lighter.


Steve
 
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