Relic Wharncliffe

Serge Panchenko

Serge Panchenko

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Hi all, just finished another in the "lost civilization relic" style. 1080 blade, etched antiqued and blued. Handle is copper with brass pins, forged "tail" in back, textured brass sheet in the handle cutout. Sheath is leather and copper with brass pins set up for right hand belt carry. Overall knife length is 6 3/8" with a 2 3/8" blade. Hope you guys like it!

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Wow Serge, another great use of copper. The knife and sheath look awesome.
 
Serge,

The copper, the forged tail, and the texture in the cutout all work together for your "lost civilization" theme, and it still looks like the folks of that lost time made knives to be used. You must really have fun at your work. I love it.

John
 
You have such a unique discernible artistic vision. And you can see that there is real craftsmanship. I really enjoy your work that seems from another world and another time.
 
Serge Panchenko said:
Hi all, just finished another in the "lost civilization relic" style. 1080 blade, etched antiqued and blued. Handle is copper with brass pins, forged "tail" in back, textured brass sheet in the handle cutout. Sheath is leather and copper with brass pins set up for right hand belt carry. Overall knife length is 6 3/8" with a 2 3/8" blade. Hope you guys like it!
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Jesus Christ on a pogo stick!!!:eek:
I normally hate Wharncliffe blades, but that is a damn fine knife! I like really a lot!
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I like the style, the design, the choice of materials... all!
 
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