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Rehandled NASH Hardware

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I recently sent this NASH Hardware knife to Scott Kirby (Reverand) to be rehandle. We settled on ebony. It came back yesterday and am I pleased. Cleaned up exactly as requested and sporting handles perfect for its age. Thanks Scott for a wonderful restoration. Before and after pics.
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doglegg wrote: Fri Jul 10, 2026 8:53 pm I recently sent this NASH Hardware knife to Scott Kirby (Reverand) to be rehandle. We settled on ebony. It came back yesterday and am I pleased. Cleaned up exactly as requested and sporting handles perfect for its age. Thanks Scott for a wonderful restoration. Before and after pics.847.jpg1438.jpg1439.jpg1440.jpg1443.jpg1444.jpg
Great looking knife Floyd!! Nice job Reverand!! :)
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Fantastic work Scott - use it in good health Floyd!
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Nice work, ebony is the perfect choice.

I read what info that I could find on Nash Hdwe. That wasn't too far from you, Floyd, do you remember ever being there as a youngster? I see that the building still stands.
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Great save on a rare mark. Congrats to both Floyd and Scott!

Floyd, I'm always on the lookout for knives having local connections but in these parts they're difficult to find

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good looking old knife and "Rev" does pretty work
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Turned out great. Nice choice on the ebony Floyd
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Waukonda wrote: Fri Jul 10, 2026 9:27 pm Nice work, ebony is the perfect choice.

I read what info that I could find on Nash Hdwe. That wasn't too far from you, Floyd, do you remember ever being there as a youngster? I see that the building still stands.
I was never there Ike. I wish I had been. He did a great job with the ebony.
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Mumbleypeg wrote: Fri Jul 10, 2026 10:33 pm Great save on a rare mark. Congrats to both Floyd and Scott!

Floyd, I'm always on the lookout for knives having local connections but in these parts they're difficult to find

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Thanks ww, Tom, Miller Bros, Bill and Runner 4 knives. Scott does great work.
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A very nice job on the rehandle Floyd and Scott. A good addition to your Nash knives. I’m headed to Little Valley NY today. Looking for Walden tang stamps ::ds:: Steve B.
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Good save ::tu::
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bladebuddy wrote: Sat Jul 11, 2026 9:57 am A very nice job on the rehandle Floyd and Scott. A good addition to your Nash knives. I’m headed to Little Valley NY today. Looking for Walden tang stamps ::ds:: Steve B.
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peanut740 wrote: Sat Jul 11, 2026 11:16 am Good save ::tu::
Thanks Roger.
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Beautiful work by Scott! ::tu::
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That's a nice looking knife now. Scott did a sweet job on it!
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tvic wrote: Sat Jul 11, 2026 3:40 pm Beautiful work by Scott! ::tu::
He does great work.
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glennbad wrote: Sat Jul 11, 2026 4:08 pm That's a nice looking knife now. Scott did a sweet job on it!
Agree glennbad.
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Very nice work and great choice on the rehandle material. Carry it as often
as you can so you can enjoy it and show it off.

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doglegg wrote: Fri Jul 10, 2026 8:53 pm I recently sent this NASH Hardware knife to Scott Kirby (Reverand) to be rehandle. We settled on ebony. It came back yesterday and am I pleased. Cleaned up exactly as requested and sporting handles perfect for its age. Thanks Scott for a wonderful restoration. Before and after pics.847.jpg1438.jpg1439.jpg1440.jpg1443.jpg1444.jpg
Just saw this. What a great knife this turned into. Reverend did a great job! Enjoy that one DLegg!
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toomanyknives wrote: Sat Jul 18, 2026 1:11 am
doglegg wrote: Fri Jul 10, 2026 8:53 pm I recently sent this NASH Hardware knife to Scott Kirby (Reverand) to be rehandle. We settled on ebony. It came back yesterday and am I pleased. Cleaned up exactly as requested and sporting handles perfect for its age. Thanks Scott for a wonderful restoration. Before and after pics.847.jpg1438.jpg1439.jpg1440.jpg1443.jpg1444.jpg
Just saw this. What a great knife this turned into. Reverend did a great job! Enjoy that one DLegg!
Reverand did a great job and thank you.
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rea1eye wrote: Sat Jul 11, 2026 8:15 pm Very nice work and great choice on the rehandle material. Carry it as often
as you can so you can enjoy it and show it off.

Bob
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That is a very cool old knife, Doglegg. I do not recall ever seeing a Nash Hardware stamp. Nice work by Reverand!
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doglegg wrote: Fri Jul 10, 2026 8:53 pm I recently sent this NASH Hardware knife to Scott Kirby (Reverand) to be rehandle. We settled on ebony. It came back yesterday and am I pleased. Cleaned up exactly as requested and sporting handles perfect for its age. Thanks Scott for a wonderful restoration. Before and after pics.847.jpg1438.jpg1439.jpg1440.jpg1443.jpg1444.jpg
A very nice save by both of you!

That's a beauty. Love the long pulls. Interesting filler piece at the secondary well. ::nod::
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