Engraved in nickel-silver.

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Dmitry.M

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I named it "Camper".
It has:
6" long flat ground blade made form 1/4" thick A2 steel. HT, cryo and tempering by Paul Bos. 58HRC. Satin finish close to polished.
4-3/4" Black(Claro) Walnut handle treated with lineseed oil and carnauba wax.
Nickel silver bolster and pommel. Hand engraved and polished.
Leather right hand steath, hand sewed and carved.
I ask $350, shipped CONUS.
ON HOLD

It is One-Of-A-Kind knife and I guarantee that no copies will be made.
Thank you
 
Dmitry, a fabulous knife/sheath package made from fine materials. You guys that are still thinking of getting into customs should snatch this up . Great price .:thumbup: Hats off to you.
 
Currently I do not have anything avalable in damasscus. And overall I prefer "monosteel" rather than damasscus. I tried few different damasscus blades and they were way worse than monosteel I use (A2). As far as I make work knifes I prefer to be sure in my blades. Thats why I send them to Paul for HT. I do not care if the owner put them on the shelf. I care that my knifes should not fail in real use.

Somwhere in spring I should get some damasscus made for me and to my specs. Will see than. If it will be good - I'll use it.
Thanks for kind words about my knifes.
 
Dmitry.M said:
Currently I do not have anything avalable in damasscus. And overall I prefer "monosteel" rather than damasscus. I tried few different damasscus blades and they were way worse than monosteel I use (A2). As far as I make work knifes I prefer to be sure in my blades. Thats why I send them to Paul for HT. I do not care if the owner put them on the shelf. I care that my knifes should not fail in real use.

Somwhere in spring I should get some damasscus made for me and to my specs. Will see than. If it will be good - I'll use it.
Thanks for kind words about my knifes.
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please let me know in the spring I would love to have one of your "campers" with damascus bladed and stag handle again your knife's are a work of art
thanks Jim
 
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