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Yangdu

Yangdu

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16 inch 27 ounce Ang Khola by Bhakta. Usual fine work by Bhakta. Couple if oil spot on leather sheath and two minutes worth of rust removal time on blade tip. Excellent investment at $100 even. *SOLD*





25 inch 31 ounce Kobra by Tirtha. Nice blade and sheath. Handle developed huge crack. Weekend project knife at steel cost $85 YBB. *SOLD*





18.5 inch 24 ounce villager fit and finish Sirupati by Tirtha. Scary sharp blade. Five cents worth of epoxy fix shrinkage on horn handle. Great deal at $88 YBB. *SOLD*





17.5 inch 31 ounce Ang Khola by Tirtha. Beautiful fullers ! Two cents worth of epoxy fix crack on satisal wood handle. Take this big boy home today at $95 YBB. *SOLD*





18 inch 22 ounce Sirupati by Tirtha. Lite and fast knife. Hairline crack on satisal wood handle most likely to go nowhere. Yours for $85. *SOLD*



10 inch 8 ounce R-10 by Anil. The horn handle has been repaired by Anil. Cute one for your collection at $35 YBB. *SOLD*



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What a great selection to choose from today. I think I held one or two of these. I know I held a Kobra and it was delightful in the hand. The Ang Khola's nearly made me cry, they were so gorgeous, and those fullers just knocked me over.

Kind of wish I'd had a shopping cart and a sack full of money, I would have brought home all the van would haul and there was plenty of room.

I know the sharks are circling, let the games begin.
 
Those R-10s are some of the best EDC belt knives to come out of the shop in awhile. I love mine.
 
Thank you cj65 and my wife thanks you too. That one was singing to me too but I don't need it, I'm an addict.

I agree with Steely, I held one at Auntie's and it was darn nice. Felt good to hand and would be useful for many things. I was on such sensory overload I don't eve recall the sheath, maybe I didn't even see a sheath. I don't know where I am now but it was awesome.
 
You are welcome I think. :p

I still have to tell my wife.
 
Those Sirupates by Tirtha are superb, I will recommend those to anyone. I snatched one a couple of weeks ago, the full tang 18.5 in villager fit. Did some chopping on a 6" dry and hard-as-stone deadwood branch. I am still hurtin', the log is dead, and the blade hardly shows any scratches. On the green wood, it went through as if that was butter. Unbelievable knife, if someone is hesitant - don't think twice, this is a great work by kami Tirtha.
 
Today's another day my friend, and if nothing today, there's always tomorrow. This was an exceptionally nice offering today. Many much sought after blades.
I seldom can afford but I love and look forward to the DOD's everyday. Comes with being a khuk addict I think. First step is admitting you are one but I admit to nothing.
 
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