Murali Kami & The Villager Knives For 7/1

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I have four (4) Villager CAK knives handmade by Murali Kami for sale today only.
These knives are great for camping, chopping and backpacking.

Murali Kami does a wonderful work of making these villager knives and is probably well-known to many of you.

There is a special treat for those who buy these four knives today. Murali Kamis's name means "flute" in English and Murali in Nepalese, and I am including a free bamboo flute with each order.

After working all day making knives for your collections, Murali Kami likes to
sit back and to play a flute will relax the 4 of you lucky enough to get one of these knives.

I have four knives with flutes available today only. If you want one, act quickly. Once they're gone, they're gone.

All made by Murali Kami

CAK #1
Overall length --12 1/4''
Weight -- 19 oz
Satisal wood handle
White metal fittings
Leather scabbard
Price $65. *SOLD*

CAK #2
Overall length --12.5''
Weight -- 20 oz
Satisal wood handle
White metal fittings
Leather scabbard
Price $65. *SOLD*

CAK #3
Overall length --12.5''
Weight -- 20 oz
Satisal wood handle
White metal fittings
Leather scabbard
Price $65. Still looking for a nice home

CAK #4
Overall length --12 1/4''
Weight -- 20 oz
Satisal wood handle
White metal fittings
Leather scabbard
Price $65. *SOLD*

Email me your lucky number to order
himimp@aol.com
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7rip13a,
#2's gonna be settled by seconds:D unless there is a stealth shark in the water. Dibs placed on #4 via email if I loose.
Good luck
 
I'd love to have one of those:)...but the wife's car is kaput:(
 
I've been drooling over the CAK villagers the last couple weeks...if one was in the 16" range...would have to have one!
 
7rip13a
no stealth shark the electrons ran their race. I thought you had me the few seconds I was deciding between #2 & 4. I do work in IT but I did no congering if an M43 had been at stake I'd have stacked the deck.
 
Received #2 Today, I haven't sharpened it yet or polished up the wood. I can say this thing is a beast! Full 3/8" Spine and heavy. The edge is good from Murali but I'm going to do some polishing. I'm going to limb out a tree on Friday but when the sun gets a little cooler the local vegetation will suffer:D I now have my hiking & camp knife. More review later.

Added pics. I should probably start another thread but I sanded and did a ferric chloride etch on the blade. The dark area is where the steel was hardened during quench.
 

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