JDWARE
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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This is a Coin Knife made from an actual 1788 Spanish Colonial .900 silver coin that was minted in Mexico City. It's one coin, split in half, with two, fully hardened, folding blades; one a cutting blade and the other a hand-cut nail file. Blades and spring are of 1/16" 440C steel. The coin is 38mm in diameter (1.5") It features an integral "bail" to attach to a keychain or necklace. It comes in a handmade black leather pocket sheath. $345 (SOLD) (including FedEx economical insured to North America. $15 extra to most of EU)
A beautiful little knife! Very slim - an easy everyday carry! You can see photos of some of the other coins I use HERE
I am a full time knifemaker working in Merida, Yucatan Mexico. I ship knives internationally on a regular basis via FedEx. I accept Paypal and credit cards.
I use almost exclusively local handle materials that I gather and mill or process myself. Dense tropical hardwoods as well as wild and ranched deer, cow, bull and water buffalo horns.
The silver escutcheons are made from old Mexican silver coins and are pinned through the liners. You can still see some of the surface irregularities of the coins. All of the pins are nickel silver and are hammered over and left slightly proud of the handle. The decorative file work and carving are precise and carefully done, but you can also see that it was done by hand I dont sand or polish the file-cuts.
Please checkout my website for more information about my work JDWARE KNIVES
If you want to purchase this knife or have questions or comments, post here, pm me, or contact me through my website.
Thanks for looking
Saludos
J
A beautiful little knife! Very slim - an easy everyday carry! You can see photos of some of the other coins I use HERE
I am a full time knifemaker working in Merida, Yucatan Mexico. I ship knives internationally on a regular basis via FedEx. I accept Paypal and credit cards.
I use almost exclusively local handle materials that I gather and mill or process myself. Dense tropical hardwoods as well as wild and ranched deer, cow, bull and water buffalo horns.
The silver escutcheons are made from old Mexican silver coins and are pinned through the liners. You can still see some of the surface irregularities of the coins. All of the pins are nickel silver and are hammered over and left slightly proud of the handle. The decorative file work and carving are precise and carefully done, but you can also see that it was done by hand I dont sand or polish the file-cuts.
Please checkout my website for more information about my work JDWARE KNIVES
If you want to purchase this knife or have questions or comments, post here, pm me, or contact me through my website.
Thanks for looking
Saludos
J
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