Knives, Blades, & Things That Cut
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Top photo is of an Osborne six inch round knife. I bought this when I was in the Navy Circa 1954. Number embossed in blade doesn't come up on Google. It has been ground professionally and cuts leather like butter. There is a slightly flat spot at the top of arch. I do not remember why that is there. $50 plus shipping Round knife at bottom of photo was custom made for me by Terry Knipshield. Three and a quarter inches tip to tip. This is a top of the line blade. I used it to skive leather and cut intricate pieces of leather. Blade is scary sharp. $200 -=SOLD=- plus shipping. I will not take less for this blade PayPal or Postal Money order
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This is a home made knife, slightly larger that the Tandy round knife. This blade actually cuts as well or better than my commercially made knives. Ther4 handle can be replaced by pretty easily. I just never had the need. Comes with the slide on cover shown. $40 plus shipping.
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This knife is in good condition and is very sharp. It has no name on it, but looks like a clone of Tandy's Stohlman knife. $45 plus shipping.
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I have 2 of these that have little to no use on them except for stopping. $50 ea. plus actual shipping costs.
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I have added two new knives to the website that I am stocking. These are the new fixed handle round knives from Jeremiah Watt at Horse Shoe Brand Tools. The steel is the same steel used in the original Gomph knives and the handles are laminated birch. I made a small order to start and tested one. Out of the box it was the sharpest on my edge tester of anything close in price, the only knives that test sharper are three times the cost. I did final edge sharpening, tested it and then used it on leather, then whittled some wood with it. It stropped right back to within 2 points on the sharpness tester. Needless to say I ordered more and have them stocked. I think these are …
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