W2 Pocket Fixed Blade. Leather Sheath and Hamon

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Bailey Knives

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This one is forged from some of Hanson's W2. It is clay quenched, hand polished and etched to bring out the hamon. It is razor sharp.

The handle is black and blue g10. The blue portion of it is really muted and you have to catch it in the right light to see it. I could just call it black G10.

The sheath is my pocket fixed blade design. It is made to slip in the pocket like a cell phone.

Dimensions
Blade - 3" tip to handle
OAL - 6 1/8"

Price $200 shipped to US.

I have this posted elsewhere so the first timestamp to say "I'll take it" gets it.









 
Matthew, I just love your work. Absolute perfection, if there is such a thing. One day I will get one.....
 
Is there any way to take a picture of it showing the blue in the g10. Black and blue g10 is my favorite handle material ever.... Are there any more harpoons in the mix? I really hate I missed out on the other one with the ironwood. The hamon on the blade and the harpoon is the coolest look
 
I would have drone on about this beauty, and got nervious someone else would post while i was typing. I have been following your auctions for some time, trying to get one of these cell phone sheath pocket rigs. I love your blades, always a work of art.
 
Actually I'll get it to you here. You can PayPal me at matt(at)baileyknives(dot)com thanks
 
Thanks - im stoked, the scales are my favorite colors. When did u get yours? Ill check it out
 
I have a similar pocket style knives and it is better then you expect. I didn't plan to use it for work but the more I used the more I wanted to use it. Super robust and incredibly ergonomic for such a short handle.
 
Used it first time just now, slicing open a box, very natural feel. I went ahead and sliced the flaps off the box, truly a gem of a slicer. Great size, easy to weild. I got a few comments on the beauty.

Thanks again Matt - im very happy with it
 
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