I've got a couple of pretty ugly villagers. Pix & deal.

[Bill Martino]

I've got a couple of nasty little villagers like the pix. About 14 or 15 inches and a pound. Usual village type.

We'll deliver them to your door for $40.

Call or email if interested.

 

[Rusty]

Good deal, but with 5 12"ers, will let it pass.

 

[rhj]

Tooooo short for me!

 

[Bill Martino]

It's just the right size for Nepalis.

 

[Yvsa]

:
Bro that looks to me like a Dhankuta style with the little hump on its back
I bet they are working foos like all of the village knives are.
If I didn't have other expenses right now I would buy them both as gifts to friends of mine who would like to have a khukuri, but that cannot afford one, even a villager model.

Oh and I didn't tell you, but Doya was very pleased with the other little villager that I bought for her a while back. I know you will remember that deal.
We have since found out that Doya has a marble sized tumor just above her left ear that's causeing some pressure on her brain from time to time.
We are all very thankful that it's not malignant and that it and not other causes is responsible for the increased activity of her epilepsy.
Doya is more medically messed up than I am and I value her display of strength and courage in the face of her adversity.
Doya says that I have heled her a great deal and doesn't understand that she has also helped me in kind.
Doya is a very brave Cherokee Lady and I'm proud to know her and was glad that Barb and me could repay her generosity with a small gift of a real Nepalese Khukuri.
You would have thought we had given her a YCS or other like khukuri!!!!

These lttle villagers can mean a lot to others less privileged than most of us here.

 

[Bill Martino]

I know what you mean, Bro. One of my oldest and best customers is a preacher who works some with underprivileged kids and I used to send him an old ugly villager or some blem I deemed too much to repair from time to time and he'd give them to some poor kid who kept and cared for them like they were solid gold.

 

[Rusty]

Yvsa, Uncle Bill and others on the forum will understand when I say the price to become a healer of others is much higher than you can imagine. And the return you receive for paying that price - being able to humbly touch others - and be touched by them in return, is to be so much more alive that it's a familiar yet different level altogether.

 

[SkagSig40]

Hi Uncle, I would buy these but I need to start saving for Catoosa. If you don't sell them bring them to the convention and I'll pick one up from you along with a few others I hope!!

 

[Scott Hurst]

If They're still around I'll take one. I have a buddy that wants one, and if he doesn't like it, I might just have to keep it to make sure the other one I have doens't get lonely.

 

[Terrence]

Uncle Bill,

You have email.

 

[Rusty]

Remember, you have to call or e-mail. Once you've done that, posting it on the forum is fine, but call or email first.

 

[Bill Martino]

Vikash dug thru our pile of khukuris and ended up finding 5 village models rather than two. I have one left.