Deals for 9/24 -- Manakamana Speical, Dui Chirra and Great Buys

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17 3/4'' 29 ounce villager fit and finish Manakamana speical Knife by Rajkumar. Horn handle. Usual fine work by Rajkumar. Take this beauty home today at $155 YBB. *SOLD*

18 inch 25 ounce villager fit and finish Dui chirra by Tirtha. Asare wood handle. All fittings are white metal. Razer sharp rig for your collection at $150 YBB. *SOLD*

9 inch 6 ounce Bilton by Dharan Kami. Satisal wood handle. Take it for $35 YBB. *SOLD*

7 inch 2 ounce villager fit and finish Kagag katne by Dharan Kami. World biggest little Khukuri for your ongoing collection at $20 YBB.

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Wooden flute for $45

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That MS is spectacular:) I really, really love mine. You have to handle it to believe it. It's such a perfect marriage of strength and grace. On top of that, the engraving on the blade is some of the best (if not THE best) I have seen come out of the shop. Really, really well done. It really stoked the flame of my HIKV:)
 
Steely_Gunz said:
That MS is spectacular:) I really, really love mine. You have to handle it to believe it. It's such a perfect marriage of strength and grace. On top of that, the engraving on the blade is some of the best (if not THE best) I have seen come out of the shop. Really, really well done. It really stoked the flame of my HIKV:)
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It is a beautiful blade...and the engraving is exquisite. I wish the handle were wood though....
Will these MS models become a regular production model? Can anyone tell me the history of these, and what does the inscription on the blade say?
 
Shaggy said:
It is a beautiful blade...and the engraving is exquisite. I wish the handle were wood though....
Will these MS models become a regular production model? Can anyone tell me the history of these, and what does the inscription on the blade say?
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They may eventally make it to the store if Auntie ever gets time to update it. For now they will only be offered here on the forum.
I believe the inscription says "Manakamana" but Auntie (or someone that reads devangari) would have to verify.
As for history look here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...kamana-The-Temple-Visits?highlight=manakamana
 
Steely_Gunz said:
That MS is spectacular:) I really, really love mine. You have to handle it to believe it. It's such a perfect marriage of strength and grace. On top of that, the engraving on the blade is some of the best (if not THE best) I have seen come out of the shop. Really, really well done. It really stoked the flame of my HIKV:)
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Agreed. I just got mine from last week's special and it blew me away. It was my first one by Rajkumar also and it is by far the sharpest HI knife I've received yet.
 
Karda said:
They may eventally make it to the store if Auntie ever gets time to update it. For now they will only be offered here on the forum.
I believe the inscription says "Manakamana" but Auntie (or someone that reads devangari) would have to verify.
As for history look here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...kamana-The-Temple-Visits?highlight=manakamana
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Thank you for the information, Karda. I enjoyed viewing the pictures of the kami's pilgrimage to the temple; it was nice to be able to see the actual kamis who make the khukuris for HI (being able to put a face with the names).
 
I tried to fight it, but when it was still here today I said oh well.

Another Manakamana Special for me.
 
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