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agteacher2
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Silver Case Peanut

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I think we will call this one "The Sibling Rivalry Peanut", because I'm afraid it may cause one. The initials are Robert Justin Jones my 5 year old and William Joshua Jones my 1 1/2 year old. It is a 3220 peanut that has been rehandled and set with German Silver and Copper end pieces, the lettering is bronze. The blades have a black oxide treatment. All the work was hand done by Mike Pardue. A fine engraver and a friend of mine. I can see this one getting some pocket time just to show it off.
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Very Nice Jeff!

Quite unique. I wish I could see it in person. The black blades are especially interresting to me. I'd like to see how that is done. Are they chrome vanadium? Did he just put a heavy patina on them?

Thanks for sharing it!

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Thanks Bryan,

The blades are CV and they are blacked with whatever process Mike Pardue uses to treat his steel belt buckles. I think it almost the same process as gun blueing. Mike has a knife on Ebay that he actually used this process on steel for the handle. Custom Moore Maker I will try to get Mike to come here and educate us about the process.

Hawke also has one of these peanuts that he will be giving away in a raffle. You can check it out on " The Peanut Gang-Certified Nuts Forum"
Jeff Jones
Athens, TX

www.Jonescutlery.com
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