Rusty SD and JKM-1

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Yangdu

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Rusty SD

Overall length --7.5''
Weight --4 oz
Spine thickness 1/8''
Blade length--4''
White metal bolster
Dark red satisal wood handle
Chocolate color leather sheath
Great work by Kumar
Add to your HI Knife collection at $100 even SOLD*

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7 1/4'' 5 ounce JKM-1 by Kumar. Water buffalo horn handle. Red leather sheath. Great little Knife at $85. *SOLD*

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Email to himimp@aol.com to order one or both
First come first served
 
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George Azar said:
Kiteman, I went through a season where I was bored with the long knives and increased my #’s of smaller knives......Needless to say, balance is good!
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George, I already have one of the JKM-1s, and this should be a nice compliment to that. I kinda wish there was a pic of the other side of the blade, but I asked Ms. Yangdu if it was really rusty or not, haha.

As long as I was first to email, knock on wood. :)
 
Kiteman72 said:
George, I already have one of the JKM-1s, and this should be a nice compliment to that. I kinda wish there was a pic of the other side of the blade, but I asked Ms. Yangdu if it was really rusty or not, haha.

As long as I was first to email, knock on wood. :)
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Fingers crossed for you Kiteman!
 
ndoghouse said:
Might try shackles! It helps but not foolproof:D
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I was feeling a little guilty this morning about spending a bit of $$$ on HI blades recently.

Then the Old Man called and told me that one of the cattle has "pink-eye" and we had to haul her into the vet. OK, simple job, right?
So that turned into 2 cows with pink-eye and they're both blind as hell and it was a whole thing. One of 'em finally managed to chase me right up and over a fence and that was about all the enthusiasm I had for the project.
Those cows remain unhauled and the vet is coming out tomorrow.

Feelings of guilt have melted away with the day's heat and humidity and I almost am thinking that I'm not ordering enough...:D
 
Kiteman72 said:
I was feeling a little guilty this morning about spending a bit of $$$ on HI blades recently.

Then the Old Man called and told me that one of the cattle has "pink-eye" and we had to haul her into the vet. OK, simple job, right?
So that turned into 2 cows with pink-eye and they're both blind as hell and it was a whole thing. One of 'em finally managed to chase me right up and over a fence and that was about all the enthusiasm I had for the project.
Those cows remain unhauled and the vet is coming out tomorrow.

Feelings of guilt have melted away with the day's heat and humidity and I almost am thinking that I'm not ordering enough...:D
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Now your talking brother! Can always use more.
 
EMS on the horn-handled JKM-1. I've been wanting one for years...

EDIT: Got the done deal. Less than 15 years of waiting!
 
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What a great little knife! Just popped it out of the package and am plenty impressed with my new Rusty SD! As you can, kind of, see in the above pics, the sheath is pretty nice, all things considered.

If you do any Scottish re-enacting, or just like to wear a kilt around, you should get one of these! :)
 
Kiteman72 said:
What a great little knife! Just popped it out of the package and am plenty impressed with my new Rusty SD! As you can, kind of, see in the above pics, the sheath is pretty nice, all things considered.

If you do any Scottish re-enacting, or just like to wear a kilt around, you should get one of these! :)
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I must say that is a classy little blade-much more so than my CS Culloden. Congrats!
 
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