Hi folks,
I have some questions concerning the knife stated above:
- is it a real damascus blade or only an etched look-a-like one?
- is the handle made of laminated Pakka wood?
- what are the bolsters made of?
- is it an integral construction (i.e. liners and bolsters are one piece)?
...and last not least...
HOW MUCH SHALL I PAY FOR IT???
Thanks in advance for your input
Cheers from Germany.
Kershaw 1050ANN (30th anniversary 1974-2004) help needed...
Kershaw 1050ANN (30th anniversary 1974-2004) help needed...
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Re: Kershaw 1050ANN (30th anniversary 1974-2004) help needed...
hey rescue, handle is paccawood, blade core is vg10 core with 16 layers. nickle steel bolsters, couldnt find construction method. should have a like serial numbered bamboo presentation box.
found prices from $325 to $529.
found prices from $325 to $529.
johnnie f 1949
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Re: Kershaw 1050ANN (30th anniversary 1974-2004) help needed...
Thank you Johnnie
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Re: Kershaw 1050ANN (30th anniversary 1974-2004) help needed...
That's one good looking knife!
RIP Johnnie Rotten
So far, so good...So What!!
So far, so good...So What!!
Re: Kershaw 1050ANN (30th anniversary 1974-2004) help needed...
EXACTLY my opinion, Jim.
And because of the fact that even the "normal" version of the 1050 is built like a Mercedes Benz this one should be a Rolls Royce, huh?
And because of the fact that even the "normal" version of the 1050 is built like a Mercedes Benz this one should be a Rolls Royce, huh?
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