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I have here a unique piece from one of the masters, David Lisch, from his JS days, specifically from the Little Rock Show 2014.
It's a push dagger, featuring a 4” damascus blade (combination of steels which I cannot recall), in a cool flowy pattern befitting a symmetrical blade. Hammered copper fittings secure the business end to a gorgeous fossil walrus tusk. Cream and coffee colored, the walrus is ample for the task and comfortable in hand at 5.5 inches from tip to butt, which is capped with mosaic patterned damascus fitting.
Clad in tooled leather with beaver tail inlay by the great Paul Long, specifically for the task.
There's a little discoloration near the finger holds and on the cap fitting (shown in videos), but I'd put it at pretty darn close to mint and certainly unused and oiled since purchase.
I really love this piece.
Asking closed for insured shipping in continental US. Know your local laws before making an offer please. No trades at this time.
Thanks for your consideration.
It's a push dagger, featuring a 4” damascus blade (combination of steels which I cannot recall), in a cool flowy pattern befitting a symmetrical blade. Hammered copper fittings secure the business end to a gorgeous fossil walrus tusk. Cream and coffee colored, the walrus is ample for the task and comfortable in hand at 5.5 inches from tip to butt, which is capped with mosaic patterned damascus fitting.
Clad in tooled leather with beaver tail inlay by the great Paul Long, specifically for the task.
There's a little discoloration near the finger holds and on the cap fitting (shown in videos), but I'd put it at pretty darn close to mint and certainly unused and oiled since purchase.
I really love this piece.
Asking closed for insured shipping in continental US. Know your local laws before making an offer please. No trades at this time.
Thanks for your consideration.
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