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Finished this one up today, hand forged 5160 trade knife 1/8" stock, 6" blade, hand rubbed satin finish. Handles are faceted curly ash that I toasted, nickel silver lightning bolt pin configuration and a 9 oz brown bridle leather mt man style sheath with brass studs. This was one of my first forged blades that I never took the time to finish out and was heat treated prior to when I was stamping my blades, hence the lack of a marking. However this one stays with me so it isn't very important.
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That is some beautiful workmanship, Kaleb.
I can't imagine letting that go.
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Knife & sheath both look GREAT !
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Very nice!!! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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All the brass on your sheath must take a while but it sure is worth it. And the lightening bolt pattern on the knife handle really sets it off. I enjoy it when a craftsman keeps something for himself. Makes it a special one. Always enjoy your work Caleb. Thanks. ::nod:: ::tu:: ::handshake::
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That one is nothin but nice!
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Very nice indeed MM!
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Wow! That'd sure look nice in my muzzleloaders possibles bag!
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That look great Kaleb! ::tu::
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