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Thanks, B. M.!
WoW what a knife. The balance is perfect. The grip for my 7.5
sized glove hand is perfect. Looking
at the dovetailed stones-- there are no gaps whatsoever.
Especially pleasing is the middle section of stone pointed on
the palmar side of the grip at the apex of the curve.
Never before did I appreciate how filework is nothing
unless bordered by the bolsters and the stone. It is really set
off with a border. The colors make you look the handle up and
down in a sweeping way so as to appreciate the unit as an
organic whole. I examined the knife
under 3.5X mag. Especially the filework. I note that alternating
flowers of 1 and 3 file strokes on opposite sides of the tang
have slight variances which point to true hand work...not
machine CNC. This especially is true
with the 3 stroke cuts. Sometimes they are a perfect “W” and
others have a slight outward tilt/curve to the upper right
stroke of the “W” When I hold the
knife I am transmitted to a different time when a Feudal Lord or
Pioneer of means could commission such a work of practical art
from a craftsman such as yourself...WOW.
--B. M.
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