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Blade:
SC. Shaft: Gradient
klyck birch, birch
bark,
buffalo horn, elk
horn and
nickel silver. Cases:
Hand
Embossed raw leather
belt with
designs of owner's
dog. |
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Blade:
SC. Shaft: Gradient
mauser
birch, birch bark,
silver plated and
buffalo horn. Cases:
Hand
Embossed raw leather
belt with
designs of a fly
caught grayling. |
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Blade:
Damascus forged blades
of AS.
Shaft: Toned vril
birch, birch bark,
buffalo horn, elk
horn and nickel
silver. Cases: Hand
Embossed raw
leather
band
with scout mark.
Belt: Buckle
brass, cowhide and
patterning
Owner obtained
scout brands
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Blade:
Damascus forged blades
of AS.
Shaft: Tinted vril
birch, birch bark,
silver plated and moose.
Cases: Hand
Embossed leather raw
band of owner's
pets. Belt: Buckle
brass, cowhide and
patterning of the owner's pets. |
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Blade:
SC. Shaft: Curly Birch,
birch bark, tin and buffalo
horn.
Cases: Raw Leather
Band, leaf
protection in wood
with hand
embossing. |
Blade:
SC. Shaft: Curly Birch, birch
bark, tin and buffalo horn.
Cases: Hand
Embossed raw leather
band
with designs by the owner's
dog.
this knife
is delivered in 1997 and is
always
with at all
hunting. The knife is
the
first with their
own motives. |
Blade:
SC, Shaft: Buffalo
horn, birch,
birch bark, tin
Cases: Hand
Embossed green stripe
leather (own design)
Finnish Hound |
Hardened cabbage steel SC, flamb
birch, buffalo horn, tin, elk horn and
birch bones. Leaf length 11.5cm
Dagger case: Hand patterned valk leather with an inside of wood, motif of
"Seälla"
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Surface treatment: Linear oil method
and wax
Maintenance: Oxides on the blade
are removed with chrome powder.
Wood and horn parts are serviced
with a little boiled linseed oil. Leather
is serviced with leather wax. |
Some simple rules: The knife is not stainless, which means that after use, the knife should be clean and dried dry before it is put back into the knife case. Let the back of the knife run along the inside. After a time of use, a gray surface on the knife forms an oxide that protects the knife. Black rust and red rust should be avoided, these oxides damage the knife. Use the fine eyebrow to tighten the knife.
Good luck with the knife. |
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