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This is it guys. No photos as I'm experiencing some technical issues at the moment.
First up is a 15A214STL "Stew's Blade" in Chestnut Saw Cut Bone (razor main and pen secondary blades) - $160 HERE ONLY
Second is a 153115 "Amber Soup Bone" sheepfoot single blade; this is a light colored example and is a lovely knife- SOLD
Also have ONE ONLY 661211BJM SFO in Blood Jig Bone - This is the medium sized Moose pattern with 1095 clip and spear blades and was one of Charlie C.'s early attempts at re-creating "peach seed" bone. It is a dark red with yellow undertones and one of the prettiest knives you'll ever lay claim to. I believe eleven were made. A very scarce knife today at - SOLD
OK guys, I saved the best for last: a mint example of the very first run! This is a 152212STL Antique Yellow Saw Cut Bone with the coveted "PPP" etch! This is a first production example but has a very minor defect in the mark side bone at the center pin. Looks like a small piece chipped off and the knife was finished with this small 'buffed chip' that is not distracting but is there. It is not 'cracked' and is stable. SOLD
First "I'll take it" followed by PM or email gets the goods.
First up is a 15A214STL "Stew's Blade" in Chestnut Saw Cut Bone (razor main and pen secondary blades) - $160 HERE ONLY
Second is a 153115 "Amber Soup Bone" sheepfoot single blade; this is a light colored example and is a lovely knife- SOLD
Also have ONE ONLY 661211BJM SFO in Blood Jig Bone - This is the medium sized Moose pattern with 1095 clip and spear blades and was one of Charlie C.'s early attempts at re-creating "peach seed" bone. It is a dark red with yellow undertones and one of the prettiest knives you'll ever lay claim to. I believe eleven were made. A very scarce knife today at - SOLD
OK guys, I saved the best for last: a mint example of the very first run! This is a 152212STL Antique Yellow Saw Cut Bone with the coveted "PPP" etch! This is a first production example but has a very minor defect in the mark side bone at the center pin. Looks like a small piece chipped off and the knife was finished with this small 'buffed chip' that is not distracting but is there. It is not 'cracked' and is stable. SOLD
First "I'll take it" followed by PM or email gets the goods.
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