Latest Piece - Palaver in Ironwood and Ivory

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OAL: 8 1/2”
Blade: 3 3/4” Flat Grind; 59RC; 3/16” thick at forward portion of the blade; tapered tang
Blade Steel: 1095 High Carbon Steel, differentially heat treated with satin finish
File Work: N/A
Handle: Highly figured Ironwood with a .002" stainless steel spacer
Bolsters: Mammoth Ivory
Pins: 416 Stainless Steel
Sheath: : 6-7oz. Premium tooling leather, hand tooled in Western floral motif by maker, for right carry in brown and black dye.

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$445; includes sheath and Priority Shipping and insurance in the continental U.S.


International sales are very welcome but they must pay the exact shipping costs.

Paypal: paypal@jarrettknives.com

Thanks for taking a look. Please check out my web site as well.​
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Wayne

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Beautiful knife. I am envious of your photography skills. The Mammoth Ivory was a perfect choice.
Terry
 
Gentlemen -

Thanks for the kind words. If wasn't easy to find mammoth ivory that had dark AND light coloring to match up with the grain of the wood (to make the color flow through the whole knife) but I finally found some in my box of raw ivory. If you look at the picture of the profiles of the knife you'll see that the ivory sort of continues the grain pattern of the wood on both sides - one better than the other...;) but it's there.
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Best regards,
Wayne

Full Time Maker
Member of the Professional Knifemakers Association
www.jarrettknives.com

Are you a Dawg yet?

Be sure to check out the new Jarrett Knives Forum

Stop by my table at
The A.G. Russell Knife Event
 
I agree, I love the knife and I think your photography skills are top notch also. I have been working on that.
 
Wayne,
I mean a great looking knife. As nice as the Double Iron I own from you. Keep up the great work.

Redwing
 
Bailey Knives said:
I agree, I love the knife and I think your photography skills are top notch also. I have been working on that.
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Matt - your comments honor me. I've been a fan of your work for a long time.

redwing10 said:
Wayne,
I mean a great looking knife. As nice as the Double Iron I own from you. Keep up the great work.

Redwing
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Tom - Thanks for the kudos my friend.
 
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Wayno, you are the devil hisself, lol, temptin' a poor bloke like that! If not for my wife threatening me with the frying pan, I'd be all over this one. Somebody, please save this poor soul from eternal banishment to the doghouse!!!
 
rwiggins said:
Wayno, you are the devil hisself, lol, temptin' a poor bloke like that! If not for my wife threatening me with the frying pan, I'd be all over this one. Somebody, please save this poor soul from eternal banishment to the doghouse!!!
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At least you'd have a frying pan AND a knife in the doghouse with you. Bring along little Coleman stove and a steak and you're all set :D
 
72 Hour bump for a snowy weekend...

It's dumping as I type. The third storm this week with blizzard conditions.
Last Friday was 30 inches; Wednesday another 18"... and today, who knows.
"Tis a Pleasure to Live in Colorado"

And I thank the good Lord for a warm shop on days like this!
 
Wayne,

Another knife over the top! I feel lucky to of held this knife in my hand today and the leather work is outstanding. Someone is sure to enjoy this knife when they get it in there hands.

Redwing
 
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