"Percheron" criollo folder

[Ruben Calo]

"Percheron" is the local name for working horses, with broad shoulders and very stong.

This one has a blade in 5160, diferentially HT'd in the traditional criollo shape.
Blade length is 3 1/2" (9cm) and overall is 7 3/4" (20cm) Blade thickness is 5/32" (4mm) Width on the ricasso area is 1 3/16" (3cm)

Premium deer stag handles with colored Titanium bolsters. All laquered. bronze filed screws and stainless opening stud. Fileworked stainless steel liners. SS backpacer. Titanium ring support and nickel silver lanyard ring.

This is a completely hand made (as always) strong working folder.


Pics

 

[Ruben Calo]

This one's available for $550 shipped (DHL, 3-4 days to the US) SOLD


Thanks for looking!


Ruben

 

[bennytheblade]

Beauty Reuben-
I hope you keep making folders.
They keep blowing me away.

 

[csoty]

It's realy "igásló". Very strong and beautifull.

 

[markv]

i know the horse. huge and powerful and hard working and easy to be around. good lookin' animals

same goes for the knife Ruben. awesome, and 5160 difheat to boot. WOW

great photos . i was just sayin to myself, you should see all the parts that go into a folder!!! there they are. thanks for the eye candy
buzz

 

[Barker]

That's a really great looking knife!
-John

 

[Mick57]

That's a really great looking knife!
-John

Yup, what he said! :thumbup:

 

[Ruben Calo]

Thanks to all, friends !

 

[Bastid]

Stunning knife Ruben!

 

[Ruben Calo]

Thank you Bastid!

 

[kamkazmoto]

Will someone PLEASE buy this folder. I have no money and it's killing me to see it go unsold.

 

[Tracer-san]

Got sold last week

 

[Dr. Mudd]

Ruben, that's a real good looking knife! I really like that lanyard ring you put on it, too. It's a useful feature that can become valuable under some conditions. A couple of years ago a local friend of mine spent a few weeks visiting Argentina. While he was there, he met a lot of good people, ate a lot of good food, and saw a lot of good land. Since then I have purchased a plain but useful Sodbuster folding knife made by Boker in their plant down there. I like it, it does whatever I need it to do, and it's something I can afford. I'm not comparing your beautiful handmade knife to my Boker, just saying the Boker is in my price range and seems well made. I hope to see more good knives made in Argentina.

 

[Ruben Calo]

Mr. Mudd, Thanks for its commentaries and I hope to see it by Argentina someday.