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Always glad to help spend someone else's money. Enjoy!A couple of weeks agojoeradza was a middle man in me being able to get a French Kate for my wife and I was not able to take pictures then . The covers are Snake Wood and IMO very hard for me to take good pictures showing the pattern in the wood . The knife is in great shape and was made in 2011 . It is a Northfield and # 18 of 31 made . We thank you very much Alan . My somewhat feeble attempt at getting some good photos on a gray day .
Harry
Well the proof is in the pudding, as they say, it cuts real good![]()
Taylor/BTI Old Timer Bowie, this is a big'n 10 inch(25 cm) blade. Kinfe seems to be pretty well made. Sheath no so much, its serviceable though. Pretty hefty feeling piece, grip feels good.![]()
Really good factory edge....
Caution, knives are sharpdc50
For sure, just barley brushed my finger against it, re-sheathing it. Holding the retention strap out of the way, so IT wouldn't get cut.![]()
I heard you can make sausage from blood....![]()
Taylor/BTI Old Timer Bowie, this is a big'n 10 inch(25 cm) blade. Kinfe seems to be pretty well made. Sheath no so much, its serviceable though. Pretty hefty feeling piece, grip feels good.![]()
Really good factory edge....
Blood pudding?Well the proof is in the pudding, as they say, it cuts real good![]()
Yeah, its like it was designed to cut stuff or something, very strange it can do so so efficientlyCaution, knives are sharp![]()
I'll stick with chocolateBlood pudding?
Nice looking Trapper. I bought my first Parker the other day, a Parker Edwards. It was a well built knife. I hope yours is the same.I’ve been eyeballing some of the various trappers people have posted. Never owned one before but I can see where they would be a practical outdoor knife so I was able to pick one up at what I thought was a reasonable price. This one won’t just be for looking at, it’ll get used. Hopefully on some critters.
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Nice looking Trapper. I bought my first Parker the other day, a Parker Edwards. It was a well built knife. I hope yours is the same.