Two “Bird*N*Trout” Knives in Vintage Stag

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Two “Bird*N*Trout” Knives in Vintage Stag

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First up - 100 year old Sambar Stag

A must have for the avid bird hunter or fisherman. It’s great for delicate work. Easy to hold and
manipulate with the sharpness and edge retention that only O1 can give you.

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Next one is 100 year old Red Deer

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SPECS FOR BOTH

OAL: 6 5/8”

Blade: 2 7/8” Flat Grind; 3/32” thick full tang; Satin Finish
Blade Steel: O1 Tool Steel, heat treated in house 59/60RC;
File Work: N/A
Handle: Sambar or Red Deer (Stag) as noted under pictures. This antler came back from Germany last summer.
It was on Black Forest type mounts with the dates on the back of the plaques indicating when the animal was taken.
Sambar was listed as 1908 and the Red Deer was 1911.
Bolsters: N/A
Pins: 3/32” 416 Stainless Steel
Sheath: : 6-7oz Premium tooling leather by maker, in brown for right hand carry.
Includes a latigo lanyard with carved aluminum bead. Made but not pictured.

$165 includes USPS Priority Shipping and insurance in the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
Please indicate which knife you want in your reply. First come, first served.

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Overseas sales are very welcome but they must pay the exact shipping costs.

Paypal: paypal@jarrettknives.com

Thanks for taking a look. Please check out my web site as well.​
 
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I really like that red deer stag Wayne , just enough bark for character without over crowding . Nice job on both of those .
 
Hi Tom, and welcome to Bladeforums!

The Sambar is yours. Just send the $165 to paypal@jarrettknives.com and I can get it shipped out today if we time it right. Also, since you haven't had time to fill out your profile, the total above assumes that you're not overseas.

I'm honored that you chose to reply to my work as your first post here on BF. I appreciate it.
 
Tom - Payment received for the Sambar B&T. Thanks, It will ship today.
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The Red Deer is still available.
 
On the Red Deer B&T one side looks like a full flat ground the other seems to have a plunge. Is it just the lighting
 
Briggz said:
On the Red Deer B&T one side looks like a full flat ground the other seems to have a plunge. Is it just the lighting
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Yes, it's the way the knife was sitting (due to the lanyard) when the photo was taken. To be clear - the one in the top two pics (Sambar Stag) was a full flat grind to the spine. The third and forth pics (Red Deer) the grind on both sides is exactly as shown in the bottom shot. I can re-shoot a pic of the other side if anyone really wants it. Thanks for the interest.
 
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