Shadow pattern hiker model slipjoint

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Joel Chamblin

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This is one of my own designs called the Hiker.
3 7/8" closed, 3" CTS-40CP blade and spring
410s.s. liners and shield
thin red spacers and tan canvas micarta scales
medium spring pull

Thanks.
I also make this model with a spearpoint blade.

SOLD, Thanks

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For those who may not know, Joel is one of the best slipjoint makers (hell, knife makers for that matter) that you'll ever have the good fortune to purchase a knife from.
Even better, he's a first class gentleman and someone you'll be proud to call a friend.

Congrats to the maker and new owner.
 
Ditto
Joels usually always wins "Best Folder" at shows for a reason.
Blues said:
For those who may not know, Joel is one of the best slipjoint makers (hell, knife makers for that matter) that you'll ever have the good fortune to purchase a knife from.
Even better, he's a first class gentleman and someone you'll be proud to call a friend.

Congrats to the maker and new owner.
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Hey, Thanks guys, I'm going to have to buy a new hat now.
I do appreciate the comments. Blues- good to hear from you, Bruce- I admire your work so much, so I really appreciate your comments.
Joel
 
Congratulations Mr Kyle. I already know you just picked up a fine knife from one of the finest people I have had the privilege of getting to know for a couple of decades. Joel's talent is off the charts and he is one of the most nice and humble people I have known.
 
Bastid said:
Congratulations Mr Kyle. I already know you just picked up a fine knife from one of the finest people I have had the privilege of getting to know for a couple of decades. Joel's talent is off the charts and he is one of the most nice and humble people I have known.
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And all the more serendipitous for me as Gus (as good a man as there is in any sane person's book) was the one who introduced me to Joel all those years ago...and so the circle remains unbroken.
 
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