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For Sale – “Paradox” by Wayne Jarrett
OAL: 7 1/8"
Blade: Hollow Ground 3" X 1 1/8" X 1/8"; 1095 High Carbon Alloy; differentially heat treated with edge quench with semi visible hamon (with the right light/angle); tapered tang.
Guard/Hardware: Nickel Silver, nickel silver and copper mosaic pin
Handle: Three varieties of Desert Ironwood separated by nickel silver spacers on angle; scales are angled along the spine to stay with the 'angled' motif of this piece.
Sheath: Hand sewn medium brown 6-7 oz premium tooling leather with leather belt loop. Leather thong with actual elephant ivory bead (bead also hand made by maker).
Price: $250 plus $10 shipping to CONUS
Paypal: wayneandrainy@aol.com or personal check (inquire for details)
This is one of my ‘mini-hunter’ sized knives but the stouter blade packs as much cutting power as a much larger hunter or skinner. For its size, the contoured handle nicely fits even big hands like mine. Note: If you ever want to take it out of the country on a trip, remove the ivory bead or big brother will remove it for you.
Thanks a bunch for taking a look.
OAL: 7 1/8"
Blade: Hollow Ground 3" X 1 1/8" X 1/8"; 1095 High Carbon Alloy; differentially heat treated with edge quench with semi visible hamon (with the right light/angle); tapered tang.
Guard/Hardware: Nickel Silver, nickel silver and copper mosaic pin
Handle: Three varieties of Desert Ironwood separated by nickel silver spacers on angle; scales are angled along the spine to stay with the 'angled' motif of this piece.
Sheath: Hand sewn medium brown 6-7 oz premium tooling leather with leather belt loop. Leather thong with actual elephant ivory bead (bead also hand made by maker).
Price: $250 plus $10 shipping to CONUS
Paypal: wayneandrainy@aol.com or personal check (inquire for details)
This is one of my ‘mini-hunter’ sized knives but the stouter blade packs as much cutting power as a much larger hunter or skinner. For its size, the contoured handle nicely fits even big hands like mine. Note: If you ever want to take it out of the country on a trip, remove the ivory bead or big brother will remove it for you.
Thanks a bunch for taking a look.
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