New Model Bird and Trout in ATS34 with Ironwood scales and Stainless Bolsters

J. A. Baker Knives

J. A. Baker Knives

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Hey Guys,
Here is a new model Bird and Trout I have been working on for some time now. I think I finally got the lines where I want them. This one is in ATS34 with ironwood scales and white spacers. I tapered the tang REALLY thin on this one to balance it out well, plus it just looks cool:). It has a full flat grind and the handle has been contoured to be very comfortable in hand. The flat grind has been smoothed to 800 grit as well as the bolsters. The flats are 600 grit and the spine and choil areas are polished. This one will come with a leather pouch style sheath in rt. or lt. hand. Other styles of sheaths are available. There is a check in the grain that can be seen on the non logo side of the knife, but it is shallow and does not effect anything. Thank you for looking, Jeff.

3 7/8" ATS34 blade cryo hardened and double tempered to 60RC
8 5/8" overall and 1/8" thick at ricasso
Full flat grind with 800 grit satin finish
Spine and choil areas polished
Heavily tapered tang
Polished ironwood scales with white spacers
Handle contoured for comfort
stainless pins and tube
Stainless bolsters given a 800 grit satin finish
Comes with a leather pouch style sheath. rt. or lt. hand.

SOLDPrice is 250.00 shipped
Here is a link to more photos.
http://s899.photobucket.com/user/jabakerknives/library/NEW STYLE BIRD AND TROUT KNIFE?sort=3&page=1






 
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That is an elegant knife sir! I like it a lot....we'll see if I can make it til tomorrow afternoon.
 
That is a beautiful blade on all accounts. Well done.

It looks to be VERY well priced too.
 
Perfection in design, absolutely the best looking B&T I have ever seen. Must be nice to live near all that beautiful Ironwood.
 
That is beautiful knife. I really like how the very thin tang works with the white spacers and the ironwood. It's very subtle, not flashy. Again very nice.
 
Sorry Jim. I missed a letter in that email address I posted. I corrected the link and it is in my signature line as well. I cannot PM you so I have to message you here. Thanks again, Jeff
 
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