This unique knife is built from historical wagon materials. The blade is from a buggy seat spring found in a field near the 1840's community of Shiloh, TX near Hutto. The guard is wrought iron wagon wheel from my great-great grandfather George Kromer from Spicewood, TX. The handle is ash wood from the tongue of a Springfield Wagon Company wagon. Right hand sheath is pictured. Overall length is 10 1/2" with a 6" blade, selectively quenched for a hamon. $550

It’s such a pleasure to see a knife maker build a knife that is......

1) flat ground
2) has a REAL guard fitted....not just a bolster
3) does NOT have a mirror polish
4) Is NOT made of damascus

Very nice work. So many makers think every knife out of their shop has to be the latest Damascus pattern du jour.

Still available. I'd trade for a few things... A good stand and fill feeder, a Ruger Blackhawk, a mid-sized caliber rifle (243, 6.5, etc). Make me an offer of some kind, money or stuff.

nice

500?

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I traded another knife on a 243. Still would take a trade on a few things, scope, Blackhawk, feeder, who knows. Make me an offer.

Sold, thx