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Nice Chinese Bowie Knife For Comment
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Just picked this up on eBay. Hilt is embellished with very nice carvings.
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I like it!
How heavy? Differentially hardened? Chinese or American made? Are American ones differentially hardened? Are these to be seen with sanmei blades? How often? |
Absolutely beautiful.
Was this form specific to a working class or culture/specific group? I've often heard of this referred to as a "Pirate's knife" but not much else after this descrption. :shrug: |
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Beautiful!
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VERY NICE INDEED! IS THE HANDLE WOOD? NICE DESIGNS AND SOMETHING I HAVE NOT SEEN BEFORE. IT WOULD MAKE A GOOD ADDITION TO THE EXAMPLES OF THESE IN THE PREVIOUS POST ON CHINESE FIGHTING KNIVES. CONGRADULATIONS :D
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Barry
I don't have it in hand yet. When it arrives I will let you know what the hilt is made from but it looks like wood to me. |
Hello Lew,
congrats for this very nice dagger! :) Regards, Detlef |
The knife arrived today. Let's see the forward guard is not fitted well because some idiot took the knife apart the butt shows signs of being drilled out and refitted with a nail. There is a huge dent or crushed area about a half inch long and 5/16 of an inch wide which is hard to make out on the photo :mad:. I have not been having much luck with items on eBay of late. Contacted the seller and complained. Waiting for his response.
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Ok let's see if this works? Took these with my phone. The seller states that the knife was solid as a rock. When I emailed him stating that the guard loose and wobbly he told me that solid as a rock does not mean tight :confused: :rolleyes: ??? Notice the butt tang was drilled out you can even see where the holes are. Looks like someone welded a nail to tang and used soldier to seal it up?
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Ouch. :(
That's no good, sorry to hear Lew. Are you getting a refund from the seller? |
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