Deals for 5/17 -- Pix, Himalayan Sword, villagers and couple of real steals

Yangdu

Yangdu

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This Awesome Himalayan Sword is made by master Kami Bura. It is overall 19 3/4" 20 oz., 1 3/8" blade with a steel guard and a full tang. The handle and scabbard are a buffalo horn with a little frog loop that you can hang on your belt. Today's price $150.00 *SOLD*

15 3/8 inch 18 ounce Sherpa Crow Knife by new Kami Vim. Horn handle. Great work by new Kami. For good home $125 YBB. *SOLD*

13 1/4 inch 14 ounce Chandan wood handle Pachthar by Bura. This very unusual scabbard is made of satisal wood wrapped round with bamboo threads. Excellent work by Bura. $135 YBB. *SOLD*

18 inch 27 ounce balance by Kumar. Horn handle. 10/10 rig. I am offering this Knife at $150.00 *SOLD*

12 inch 12 ounce villager Ang Khola by Murali. Horn handle. Great camping knife for $60 YBB. [*SOLD*

12 inch 13 ounce villager Sirupati by Sher. Horn handle. $58 YBB. *SOLD*

11 inch 9 ounce YCS Karda by new Kami Dil. Fit and finish perfect with beautiful Dragon carving on buffalo horn handle. $65 delivered. *SOLD*

7.5 inch 3 ounce villager Sarge Knife by Bura. Handle of the Knife is made of Himalayan rhododendron wood (lali guras). $40 YBB. *SLOD*

7 3/4 inch 4 ounce Sarge Knife by Bura. Handle of the Knife is made of chandan wood. $45 YBB.


Email to get any or all.
 
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12 inch 13 ounce villager Sirupati by Sher. Horn handle. $58 YBB.

Eric
 
I guess all the Sarge knives will be getting the new sheath treatment, instead of the previous scabbard.

Does that make the previous scabbarded ones the "classic Sarge" :)

Another Eric.
 
Eric006 said:
Got my fix for today. I can sit back and watch now. :)

Eric
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Same here.

Oh yeah, email sent on village Sarge and Crow Knife

Another Eric
 
We are firmly walking the Path of Steel Glory. These unique items blaze by me and call as they pass. Man. I get a kick out of just looking at them. You lucky Capitalists who get to buy them should be in Khuk Heaven.


I don't suppose just a very very small whimper or snivel would be acceptable or allowed under any condition, right? Didn't think so. I'm not even allowed to feel bad for being poor. I'm the guy who watches the Sun rise and is glad knowing he can't buy the thing anyway. Yeah. Keep those those thoughts coming. Can't have all the singing blades....




munk
 
I don't know about you, Munk, but my wife would be happy if HI stopped making unique knives. :)

I already bought the Sun, so it's good you just want to look at it. I added it to my wide collection of bridges.

Eric.
 
Yep. But it could be worse; imagine if HI made guns Then the price would be way up there.


munk
 
I am just hoping I will not soon find myself facing an irate khukuri-wielding spouse.

Oh well, it would be an honorable death. :)

Eric
 
interesting work on that pachthar, nice shape, excellently different scabbard - i like the grain a lot. good stuff. keep it coming.

bladite
 
Dang people. Snag up that balance before I do it. That would be bad.
 
munk said:
Yep. But it could be worse; imagine if HI made guns ...


munk
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What a horrible thought. :eek: :D

I thought there was a Bura shotgun or something, somewhere in the lore...


Mike
 
I declare that Himalayan sword looks like a Philippine Pinuti or Espada. Didn't one of our brothers in the UK send Yangdu some drawings of Pinuti and Binangon? Sweet piece. Still some nice buys left for the night shift. :thumbup:

Steve
 
Awesome stuff...one of these days I will be able to afford them again.

Good on ye, guys who scored today!
 
Yangdu,

I know you offer blems during your daily deal, but do you have anything that you don't even dare to put up here? I'm not too picky. The ones you put up don't look very bad to me!!

Plus, have you ever thought of making a very simple straight knife 1/4 thick, simple clip point. So strong you can stab in into a car door or pry open a crate. 6-7" blade. Very simple handle, say wood or Micarta, full tang. Simple oval guard. landyard hole in the handle. No finish, NO SERRATION!!

This could be a cheap but prolific selling product.
 
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