Med size Wajaski Sword and Crow Knife for 12/29

[cul4u01]

Best of luck my friend! I spoke with Tane Chan again the other day, she said to wish you a happy holiday! :thumbup:

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[cul4u01]

EMS 22.5 inch 20 ounce mid size Wajaski Sword by Kumar. Satisal wood handle.

Maybe still there, maybe not, I guess we'll just see. Couldn't let a beauty like that have no home.

Someone stealth sharked it....auntie is having more made for Jan 2016. So, keep yer eyes peeled for those!

 

[Drbobo]

Sorry Cul, I admit I stealthed the Wajaski sword. I was shocked no one commented on or EMS'd it when I emailed Auntie late last night (No one wants it, why do I want it? Still, I must have it!). I was actually saying goodbye to family for the holiday season, and pulled out a tape measure do convince myself that I needed a 22" sword, lol. I have a few longswords, but this will be my first HI sword. Glad to hear Auntie is expecting more, this blade looks amazing.

 

[Drbobo]

Bookie, please educate me. I am asking because I want to learn and I have learned a lot with your previous posts on this forum. May I ask what made you notice the peene? What is of interest of the tang, the curve?

 

[cul4u01]

Sorry Cul, I admit I stealthed the Wajaski sword. I was shocked no one commented on or EMS'd it when I emailed Auntie late last night (No one wants it, why do I want it? Still, I must have it!). I was actually saying goodbye to family for the holiday season, and pulled out a tape measure do convince myself that I needed a 22" sword, lol. I have a few longswords, but this will be my first HI sword. Glad to hear Auntie is expecting more, this blade looks amazing.

No worries. Congrats on a fine blade. There's always a next time

 

[ndoghouse]

Best of luck my friend! I spoke with Tane Chan again the other day, she said to wish you a happy holiday! :thumbup:

Hey! I know Tane! We go way back. Like last year... Oh wait ..I better wait till tomorrow to say that. My chopping block is submerged in mineral oil now. I finally got it to seal up without having to give it a warm bath.