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trentinistefano

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Rwl34 hand made mirror finished, total length is 375mm (about 14,5") blade is 230mm (about 9") x 1/4.
Fittings are brass, handle is stabilized box elder.
4,5mm leather sheath, sewn to hand and decorated with incision done with a scalpel.

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Very nice work Stefano :thumbup: :thumbup:

Quite a few details that appeal to my eyes on this package.

Well done my friend ;) :)



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I don't care for the dipped blade spine, however quite a bit of talent represented in this knife/sheath. Interesting piece.
 
Very nice work Stefano. I love the sheath loop design for High/low ride:thumbup:
 
stabber said:
Very nice work Stefano. I love the sheath loop design for High/low ride:thumbup:
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Thank you stabber, this is one "old style ST sheath" and you could see some other of they (or them? :o) in my www; I have done in this way, because I didn't have a beautiful piece of skin for an insert/inlay :D Kind regards! :)
 
there is a ton of serious talent in the knife & sheath. art knives are out of my league but i sure love looking at the beauty.
dennis
 
DennisStrickland said:
there is a ton of serious talent in the knife & sheath. art knives are out of my league but i sure love looking at the beauty.
dennis
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Thank you Dennis, but I think "Art knives" are other things; done with more fantasy and premium quality materials, this is too much "simple" and the materials, are normal; don't you believe it?
Kind regards :)
 
whatever our adjectives are the knife & sheath are simply beautiful. so much grace without undue contorsions in blade & handle, the piece simply flows.
dennis
 
DennisStrickland said:
whatever our adjectives are the knife & sheath are simply beautiful. so much grace without undue contorsions in blade & handle, the piece simply flows.
dennis
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Thank you very much Dennis; this, is what I looking for in my irons: harmony! When I am in my den, all the things must naturally flow, without efforts; it is the to try to get this, what then reflects it in my blades. Kind regards from Venice, cordially, Stefano :)
 
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