Skinner in Desert Ironwood and Buffalo

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mikedlong

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I wish our Minnesota Ironwood was this showy. My annual trip to AZ to visit my son and his family provides the opportunity to hunt this wood down there. Sneaking up on a buffalo is another matter.
The steel is 1/8" ATS-34 with H.T. by Paul Bos to Rc60-61. The blade is hollow ground with a mirror finish. Blade L. is 4 3/4", cutting edge is 4 1/4", brass to end of handle is 4 3/4" and the OAL is 9 1/2". The spacers are red, black, brass, and buffalo. The sheath is made by me and is veg. tanned with an neatsfoot oil and beeswax finish and a UHMW liner.

Price drop to $145.00 with shipping in CONUS and Canada inculded.
Payment can be made by PayPal (longknives@q.com), USPS money order, or Check with time to clear.
Thanks for looking.
***NEW PRICE***THIS KNIFE IS SOLD




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nice little knife , thats one serious polish , I can see my reflection in it just looking at the pics .
 
WOW! Looks like you could shave with it, and afterwards check to see if you missed anything with that mirror finish. Very Nice!
 
I think the shine scares them Mike , reflection from the sun might burn there eyes and then they may cut themselves .
 
I think you may have something there Jack. I think the old sandblaster is coming off the shelf and you can expect some beadblasting from me soon. My eyes are damaged from going after the last scratch.
 
Hey Mike, those pictures do a lot better job of showing your quality work. Why isn't this one sold yet?
 
G L Drew said:
Hey Mike, those pictures do a lot better job of showing your quality work. Why isn't this one sold yet?
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I have to agree with Drew , much better pics and should not be around much longer .
PS- I always wondered what one of those bills looked like .
 
Thanks for the good words guys! Gerry, welcome back from the land of ice and snow. It must be good to be home to the shop. A friend stopped and gave me a quick course in photography. I hope it helps.

Jack, I had never seen one myself. My photographer friend had one. I did't get to touch it. Thanks for looking.
 
Thanks for the imput Gerry. I don't know why BearSkinner can't see the Pics. Waiting to hear from him to see if problem was local. Perhaps low band with with all the traffic after the debate.
 
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