Rehandled NASH Hardware
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Rehandled NASH Hardware
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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Great looking knife Floyd!! Nice job Reverand!!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
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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.
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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I was never there Ike. I wish I had been. He did a great job with the ebony.
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It's my 3rd Nash Hardware. It's being local really interested me. Thanks.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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Re: Rehandled NASH Hardware
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
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Thanks blade buddy.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 stampsSteve B.
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Beautiful work by Scott! 
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That's a nice looking knife now. Scott did a sweet job on it!
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Re: Rehandled NASH Hardware
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
as you can so you can enjoy it and show it off.
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Re: Rehandled NASH Hardware
Just saw this. What a great knife this turned into. Reverend did a great job! Enjoy that one DLegg!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
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Reverand did a great job and thank you.toomanyknives wrote: ↑Sat Jul 18, 2026 1:11 amJust saw this. What a great knife this turned into. Reverend did a great job! Enjoy that one DLegg!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
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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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Re: Rehandled NASH Hardware
A very nice save by both of you!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
That's a beauty. Love the long pulls. Interesting filler piece at the secondary well.
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