Dozier K19 Pro Skinner W/Curly Koa & Guallaume Cote Fillet-BIG PRICE DROP

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Bob Dozier K19 Professional Skinner w/Curly Koa

$350 + $10 Shipping Paypal; I know this is close to retail direct from Dozier but good luck finding one with this wood and the wait now is approx 3 years

From the Dozier Catalog

Overall Length: 8 1/8""

Blade Length: 3 9/16" at 60-61 Rc.

Blade Thickness: .135

Blade Specs: Full tang construction

Weight: 6 oz. without sheath

Handle: Hawaiian Koa handle.

Sheath: High grade leather sheath made by Nita Boadwell (David Broadweel’s wife)


This is a sweet knife, I really bought it to use hunting, but I just have too many knives, too many bills and more knives I want. This has never been used, carried or sharpened. The wood is beautiful. An excellent knife hunting & skinning
 
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Guillaume Cote “Sharky” Fillet

Beautiful Cote “Sharky” Fillet knife- Russian Birch

$XXX $300 + $10 shipping Paypal



About the knife:

Blade - 8” 154CM blade;

OAL - 13 1/2” overall,

Handle – Russian Birch.

Tooled leather sheath by Al Parker.

Purchase new from maker never used. Sharp and ready for Fishing!

Comments: This is a beautiful and well-made knife. It is so gorgeous I just wanted to keep it in my display case but it is made for using. This knife is built for filleting fish, medium flex and SHARP. Guillaume is from Ontario and makes knives to be used!

About Guillaume Cote:

A little about myself

I'm a voting member of the Canadian Knifemakers Guild,

I currently reside in Elliot Lake and knife making has been my passion for many years. The knives are made for hunting, fishing or for a collector's personal enjoyment. Elliot Lake is a small town in Northern Ontario, Canada, where hunting, fishing and trapping are a part of the local way of life.

In 1981, while working on the Distant Early Warning line in the Canadian Arctic a co-worker showed me a knife he had crafted from a discarded saw blade. He had used Plexiglas washers to make the handle. Seeing this hand crafted knife is what peaked my interest, and got me hooked on creating my own knives.



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I am dropping the price a bit, hate to do it as I love the wood on these but I will never use them
 
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