Stabilized Maple Burl Drop Point Hunter

[Pete Crowl]

This is my first offering on the forum. Thank you for looking.

The Blade is 5160, 4 and 5/8 inches long, Edge quenched, a bit less than 1/4 inch thick at the guard then tapers to the point

The Handle is Stabilized Maple Burl (Excellent Figure), contoured to fit nicely in the hand, 5 inches long

Guard and pin are 416 Stainless Steel

The Sheath is vegetable tanned leather hand tooled and stitched by me, dipped in Neats foot oil, made to carry right handed

Price is SOLD
shipping included in the lower 48

Payment in Check or Money Order appreciated

Questions and comments welcome

email psqcrowl@peoplepc.com


Thanks again

 

[stabber]

Nice work Pete!!Nice to have you abord BF:thumbup:

 

[Pete Crowl]

Thanks Stabber

 

[SpearZ]

Looks like a fine design and nice craftsmanship, nice fitting sheath also :thumbup:

And Welcome, lots of good knife nuts and maker's here.

 

[Pete Crowl]

Thanks Spearz, I've lurked here a little while and now hope to do some business.

 

[Ben B]

There's a nice article in the current issue of Knives Illustrated describing the latest batch of 12 Journeyman Smiths including Pete Crowl. This looks like a very nice example of his work. And a good price.

Congratulations Pete.

 

[Pete Crowl]

Thanks Barty. It was an honor and a privilege to be included in the article.

 

[LaBella]

Pete, put up some slightly larger pics and I bet she sells in a few minutes.

Nice looking blade and sheath :thumbup:

Ron LaBella

 

[Pete Crowl]

Good advice Ron, Thanks for the compliments.
SOLD

 

[Ken Williams]

Your first sale post; my first post period. Happenstance, or fate portending good things to come? Les Robertson touts your future, and I can see why. Been eying the hunters on his website. From what I can tell afar (photos), I put you at the top of the list regardless of price--clean, flowing, simple elegance.

The maple burl is primo but a bit light for my tastes, which run darker or to stag. I have your email; hope to do business with you in the new year.

Cordially,
Ken Williams

 

[Pete Crowl]

Thank you Ken. I'm proud to get your first post. I'll be sending Les a hunter on Monday with an Iron Wood handle. I'll look forward to your email.

 

[Pete Crowl]

Thank you for looking This Knife is Sold