thank you. not sure what you meant. but i made the knife.Olly wrote:Nice one... Lucky you to lay your hands on the beauty !!
bichwa...with sheath & more pics
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Re: bichwa...with sheath & more pics
Hi Marty,
> Great job man - exquisite looking
> Have you made a sheath for it?
Briha
> Great job man - exquisite looking
> Have you made a sheath for it?
Briha
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Re: bichwa...with sheath & more pics
> Sorry didn't notice the sheath close to the Bichwabrihacharan wrote:Hi Marty,
> Great job man - exquisite looking
> Have you made a sheath for it?
Briha
> I presume you used cow hide for the sheath & hand stitched it!
> Great going
Briha
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Re: one of these is getting a makeover
Marthandan,marthandan wrote:@ TC da...thank you. not sure if the rampuri is worth restoring. the blade material is MS (junk)
@ brihaji...thank you. sand till they are gone. i couldnt remove them completely as that would have meant no blade at all.
@ essdee...thank you. i think kalashnikov meant an horizontal "L". never a fan of that handle shape. moreover, the bichwa is an indian design (AFAI could research). the mughals adopted it later and gave it their handle.
more pics...as promised and this time i didn't take the pics the sheathed knife is giving me ideas
This is a treat for sore eyes ..... thank you and keep using the services of this photographer
Cheers
TC