EDC (SOLD)
$245
“Lightning Strike” Damascus (80crv2 core sandwiched in nickel, 15N20, and 1050). African Blackwood handle. 3-3/4” blade, 8-1/2” overall. Sheath included.
EDC or bird and trout
$195
integral bolster, W2 with clay heat treat. Purple Heart handle, and sterling pin. 3-1/2” blade, 9” overall.
EDC hideaway
$195.00
80crv2 with Purple Heart handle. File work on flame. This knife is a three finger knife, with a 3” blade, 6-1/2” overall. Flat handle slabs less than 1/8” thick. Sheath included.
EDC
$195
80crv2 (Rc61). Lacewood handle w/3-1/2” blade, 8” overall. Sheath included.
Bowie with 5 layer Damascus lightning strike pattern and Hamon 
$750
Forged 5 layer damascus which makes a gorgeous subtle lightning strike pattern, Wrought Iron fittings and bocata handle.  This knife boasts an 11" blade (from guard to tip). With sheath.

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Bowie with Blackened Lightning Strike blade
$750
Forged Kyu Mai (9 layer) damascus; 1095-Nickel-15n20-Nickel-80crV core, Wrought Iron fittings and African Blackwood handle.  The edge of this knife tests at 60-61 Rc.  This knife boasts a 10" blade. With sheath.

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Camp Knife         
​$350
Fully forged 80crv2 steel, Coco Bolo handle, brass fittings.  The blade is hollow ground; 8" from the guard to the tip, 0.165" thick and 1-1/2" at its widest.  The handle is 4-3/4" long.  This is made as a working knife.  80crv2 is an excellent steel and has worked very well in my tests.  It is not a stainless steel and will acquire a dark patina with use.  

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Late 17th Century Hanger
($1800)
Arrrrrr....this be a traditional Pirate sword...and a common sword carried in the period.  This one is completely hand forged (even the screw holding the guard to the pommel).  The blade is 28" long and forged from 80CrV2 then tempered at 500F to a nice spring hardness (I flexes 45 degrees and springs right back). The handle is wrapped with 3 types of twists of brass wire; two thin 2 strand twists forming a herring bone pattern, and one large 4 strand twist.  The pommel is secured by handmade a threaded nut.  I could peen it over, but I like to be able to disassemble a hilt for cleaning.  The guard features a thumb ring; common for the time, but something I'd never seen until I researched this sword.  The balance is a couple of inches in front of the guard, it is a lively and fast blade.  Sheath included.
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