Four blems for 6/19 -- Pix and true bargain

[Yangdu]

17 7/8 inch 18 ounce Chainpuri from Chainpur. Sharp and pointy blade. The scabbard is loose. Excellent investment at $75. *SOLD*



16 inch 22 ounce KLVUK by Keshar Lal. Field sharp blade. Epoxy fix crack in saur wood handle. $55 YBB, *SOLD*



15.5 inch 21 ounce KLVUK by Keshar Lal. Neem wood handle. Five minutes worth of rust removal time on the blade. Super sharp edge great Knife for everyday use. $55 YBB. *SOLD*



9 inch 5 ounce Bhojour villager Bilton from Bhojpur area. Minor imperfection on satial wood handle. Best buy at $35 YBB. *SOLD*



Email to himimp@aol.com to get any or all
First come first served

 

[pmwc78]

Great time to grab a KLVUK!!

I'd get one myself but already own two.

 

[moparsbob]

ems on the Bilton - it's soooo cute

and I got the "done deal"

 

[philllll]

I got one just like that the other week Bob. It's surprisingly heavy and sturdy. You will like it! :thumbup:

 

[Sleeper0311]

EMS sent for 16 in KLVUK

 

[Sleeper0311]

My first Done Deal! Now I have to face my Wife!

 

[Bawanna]

Done deal is music to my ears. Facing the wife- not so much.

 

[ndoghouse]

Oh! OH! OH!!! Bawanna we need to help this guy! Between your bag of excuses and my bag of excuses we might be able to justify his wife letting him have another blade soon

My first Done Deal! Now I have to face my Wife!

Very nice Bilton BTW! Grats Sleeper on the KLVUK!

 

[Sleeper0311]

My wife surpisingly took it pretty well. Actually, suspiciously well. My spidey-sense is tingling like she's recently purchased something pricey. Uh-oh.

 

[Circle_10]

ems on the Bilton - it's soooo cute

and I got the "done deal"

I got the previous one of these offered as a DOTD a couple weeks ago. I thought it was neat but figured it was going to be sort of a novelty item due to it's size. Upon receiving it I was really surprised how much "heft" it had for a knife that size....the example I got is full tang and the blade is about 1/4" thick at the spine for nearly the entire length. The grip is a bit too short for me to really use in a utilitarian capacity (Though I can hold it in a "stabbing" dagger grip effectively) but I am very impressed with how robust the thing is.