Gary Kelley...TheBlademaker
                 Reproduction blades of the 1800's

Gary Kelley
17485 SW Pheasant Lane
Beaverton, OR 97006
USA

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I make authentically styled Early American primitive edged tools for reeanctors, living history enthusiasts and hunters.

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 #1   Drop-point Long Hunter Blade
Patterned after knives seen in “The Last of the Mohicans” movie, this blade is 7 ½ inches from point to guard. Total length is about 10 ¾ inches. The back is about ¼ inch wide. It is D2 steel, Rockwell 58-59. It has a forged-on finger pad at the ricasso, which serves as a finger guard. After you epoxy on your bone, antler, or wood handle you can wrap the bolster area with rawhide, sinew, or fill it with ash or charcoal and pitch.

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$75.00

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 #9  Drop Point Hunter
This little drop point was forged from a file. It has a widened finger pad at the ricasso. Cutting edge is 3 3/8 inches, almost 4 to the guard area, and 6 ¼ inches long overall. This blade makes a great little hunter. It’s especially good for wood handles with cast pewter bolsters. Some customers just wrap rawhide, or sinew at the front of the handle.

 

$55.00



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