Stag Double-Edge Sure to Please....

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shadowknives

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Here’s a good example of my double-edge. It’s a real looker!

Model X Double-Edge, Coffin-Box Shaped Handles
Serial 081
3/16” 440-C Stainless Steel
Stag handle, Black Fiber Liners
Nickel Silver Pins and Exposed Lanyard
Blade 3 1/2”
Overall 7 1/2”
Weight 5.4 ounces
American made leather sheath with custom wet-forming and finishing

$225 shipping included. SOLD TO A BLADEFORUMS MEMBER AND THANK YOU!







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I seldom comment on a knife here but your grind lines are flawless, Eddie. Only another maker appreciates the work that goes into a knife like this; it is easier to make two knives than to do a double grind like that. Excellent!
 
Eddie,
Nobody makes a knife like that as well as you do. Gerry is absolutely correct. My GF saw my last one and it never got any further. It resides in her purse someplace. Occasionally she will pull it out in the checkout line at Publix to admiring glances from the other ladies. She never seems to scare anyone with it but they all know her.
 
Eddie, I've been back several times to admire this double-edged coffin beauty! Yes...a real looker and I'll take it. PM sent.
 
This one has sold ladies and gentlemen. Thank you all for the looks and kind words. It is very rewarding to find such a great group of folks that like what I do for a living.

eddie
 
Just heard from Idlewild, and ladies and gents, I think it's fair to say he is pleased! So glad I found BladeForums way back when, as it really helped to launch my business. Thanks guys!
 
shadowknives said:
Just heard from Idlewild, and ladies and gents, I think it's fair to say he is pleased! So glad I found BladeForums way back when, as it really helped to launch my business. Thanks guys!
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I'm blown away by the terrific grind, fit'n finish on this Model X # 081. It's not just a handsome knife, but very comfortable in-hand when it's not in the nice clip wet-formed sheath. Really outstanding work, and thanks very much Eddie!! :thumbup:

Robert
 
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