Four blems for 10/11

Yangdu

Yangdu

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Beautifully done 18 inch 27 ounce UBE by Tirtha. The satisal wood handle developed a fine hairline crack. Excellent investment at $95 YBB. *SOLD*

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26 3/4 inch 21 ounce HI Wajaski Sword by Rajkumar. Usual fine work by Rajkumar. Due to Reno dry weather the horn handle developed a huge crack. Steel cost at $100 even. *SOLD*

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14 1/4'' 18 ounce Seax by Lachhu. Beautiful Knife. Slight shrinkage of horn handle near the bolster. Bargain at $75. *SOLD*

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18 inch 26 ounce Farmcata by Tirtha. I am delighted with Tirtha's workmanship. One side of blade suffer a minor rust problem during shipment transit beteeen Nepal and Reno Nevada. Ten minutes worth of rust removal time makes it near perfect. Take it for $$95 YBB. *SOLD*

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Great selection of blems! Love the Wajaski.. one day I'll ask if the scabbard can be made to be worn traditionally with a katana as a Daisho. That would rock.

But this week.. alas.. I must resume awaiting patiently for specific specs and models.. :-)
 
If I had the dough that Wajaski would have been bought hrs ago. The deal on that Chit is stupid good too, somebody buy it before I start to consider kidney offers.
 
danboy357 said:
If I had the dough that Wajaski would have been bought hrs ago. The deal on that Chit is stupid good too, somebody buy it before I start to consider kidney offers.
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Sorry, but I just found out I need to replace an AC condenser in one of our rentals($1,400!!)... My funds just dried up for the rest of the year...
 
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14 1/4'' 18 ounce Seax by Lachhu. Beautiful Knife. Slight shrinkage of horn handle near the bolster. Bargain at $75.
 
"Let me know how that works out. Ever since I stopped driving, I've been testing different belt or bag blades."
I know you can skin, clean, and butcher a black bear with one ;-)
I gave one as a gift and she used hers, said it chops quite well. Should be an old thread out there.
They balance a lot like a Bowie, and make a good camp chore knife. Or to fight Franks from your long boat on "trading" trips. :-)

Dino in Reno

Dino in Reno
 
Dino in Reno said:
"Let me know how that works out. Ever since I stopped driving, I've been testing different belt or bag blades."
I know you can skin, clean, and butcher a black bear with one ;-)
I gave one as a gift and she used hers, said it chops quite well. Should be an old thread out there.
They balance a lot like a Bowie, and make a good camp chore knife. Or to fight Franks from your long boat on "trading" trips. :-)

Dino in Reno

Dino in Reno
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Most interested in fighting Franks. Or anyone who sees me as an open purse and is dumb enough to draw a weapon on a cook, until I can move the hell away from the cities.

My apologies if this offends anyone's sensibilities. Been playing the intimidation game with the unemployed drunkards and druggies for far too long. It doesn't make me love the rest of our species.
 
abdelhazred said:
Most interested in fighting Franks. Or anyone who sees me as an open purse and is dumb enough to draw a weapon on a cook, until I can move the hell away from the cities.

My apologies if this offends anyone's sensibilities. Been playing theintimidation game with the unemployed drunkards and druggies for far too long. It doesn't make me love the rest of our species.
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I understand, I used to live in Houston, TX. We are very glad to live in a safer place now where we don't worry about violence walking down the street.
 
Aww what happened to the chitlangi... I was on the fence ogling it haha.. Will it be available later on?
 
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