Jerry Halfrich ivory handled Rounder

Gary W. Graley

Gary W. Graley

“Imagination is more important than knowledge"
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Had this lovely knife come to visit me for a fitup, great folder, really fits well
in the hand and love that blade shape too, also there's no notch before the edge, I really like that bit :)

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Very nice knife!
G2
 
Nope, wasn't Arkansas Paul, I'll certainly hate to see her go!
G2
 
Gary,
Just love your work!
This one is superb!!...this very classic Halfrich couldn’t go along without one of your classy sheaths!
Fantastic set!
 
Thanks VC, it really is a great folder, while there isn't a lot of contour to the knife
the 'trick' in the way the sheath retains the knife works excellent! The butt end
of the knife is thicker than the pivot end so when when it goes into the sheath
it snaps into place nice and secure.

I guess if the folder could talk it might say;
"Does this sheath make my butt look big?"
and of course the answer would be, yeah, just a little bit... ;)
G2
 
Very nice folder/sheath and a classic example how checking/cracks in a piece of ivory handle material can ADD much character and aesthetic appeal to a knife.
 
Nice sheath Gary. I ordered that knife from Jerry and sent him the ivory. I was disappointed that the left and right side points on the shield weren't symmetrical so I sent it back.

Looks like it has found a good home.
 
IMO That's one of, if not the best looking folder pattern
around...!
 
VERY nice folder. I think I would overlook the shield issue for the other fine attributes. That ivory looks great and I like the pattern very much.

Peter
 
Yep, well she's on her way back home now, nice knife,
just a tad out of my price range, a real beauty!
G2
 
Man, that knife is some kind of gorgeous. And now it has a classy carry option as well. :thumbup:

Roger
 
Yep, if Jerry keeps this up, he'll have to change his name to FullRich ;)
G2

edited to add, thanks Roger, might see you at Ashokan, if I don't have to
leave the country for work again :(
 
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