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SB coffin handled damascus bowie

ultrahesh

ultrahesh

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I got this in the local antique shop today. The guy running the place did not know anything about the knife, nor did I. He had it marked for 89.99. I figured that it was a nice enough knife to spend that even without knowing anything about it. The knife is marked only with "SB" on the tang and "9732" stamped on the guard. After a little searching, I found that it was made by Steve Brooks from somewhere in Montana. There is not a lot of information on the internet about him or his knives. If anyone knows anything about him or his knives, it would be much appreciated.
 
I googled Steve Brooks Knives and there is a fair amount of information on him. Check some of the sales sites and i think you will find you got a great margin at 89.99. John
 
You're right. I missed his website when I looked before. I guess he makes bullet moulds too. I guess I did ok at 90 bucks. Only way I could have ever owned one of these knives. I had found some of his knives on a sales site, but they were smaller, hunter models
 
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Bradenk1987 said:
Damascus and stag! What a deal.
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Yes, I can't believe my luck. Normally if someone is selling something for way too little because they don't know what they have, I try to do the right thing and give them a fair offer, in this case, him being an antique dealer and neither of us knowing about the knife I'm just calling it good luck
 
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