Uncle Timbo
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I really hate to sell this as these are hard to come by. But she's not getting used and I have a strick policy of, no safe queens. This knife doesn't belong in a safe. Ol Horace himself would say this knife needs to be used.
Matt really out did himself on this knife. This is his version of a Kephart Field and Woods knife.
The knife is about 8 7/16 long.
The blade is about 4 3/16 long.
The handle is about 4 1/4 long.
The spine tang is about 1/8 inch thick.
This knife is hand-forged with a full tang.
The steel is 1095 high carbon steel which has been pattern and patina aged.
Handles are antiqued black walnut.
This is a great hunting and woods knife with its traditionally classic - spear point design.
The sheath is 100% hand crafted from quality vegetable tanned leather that has been hand antiqued to match the knife. There is a scratch on the front that does not affect function.
All in all, this set up is heirloom quality that can be passed down.
I'm asking $230 $220. in the form of a US Postal MO only please.
I am not looking for any trades at this time.
Thank you for looking at my knife. It could be yours.
Matt really out did himself on this knife. This is his version of a Kephart Field and Woods knife.
The knife is about 8 7/16 long.
The blade is about 4 3/16 long.
The handle is about 4 1/4 long.
The spine tang is about 1/8 inch thick.
This knife is hand-forged with a full tang.
The steel is 1095 high carbon steel which has been pattern and patina aged.
Handles are antiqued black walnut.
This is a great hunting and woods knife with its traditionally classic - spear point design.
The sheath is 100% hand crafted from quality vegetable tanned leather that has been hand antiqued to match the knife. There is a scratch on the front that does not affect function.
All in all, this set up is heirloom quality that can be passed down.
I'm asking $230 $220. in the form of a US Postal MO only please.
I am not looking for any trades at this time.
Thank you for looking at my knife. It could be yours.
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