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 "Skeg" tactical, counterterrorism, crossover knife, obverse side view in T4 Cryogenically treated ATS-34 high molybdenum martensitic stainless steel blade, 304 stainless steel bolsters, white and black tortoiseshell pattern G10 fiberglass/epoxy composite handle, hybrid tension tab-locking sheath in kydex, anodized aluminum, black oxide stainless steel and anodized titanium
"Skeg"

The Veteran

Veteran's knife honoring Major Thomas Shuman: veteran of three wars. Etched 440C high chromium stailess steel blade, 304 stainless steel bolsters, petrified dinosaur bone gemstone handle, hand-carved leather sheath
"The Veteran" fine handmade custom commemorative knife
  • Blade: 440C High Chromium Martensitic Stainless Tool Steel, Hardened and Tempered to Rockwell C59, hollow ground, mirror polished, etched
  • Fittings/Bolsters: 304 Austenitic Stainless Steel, mirror polished
  • Handle: Polished Petrified Dinosaur Bone Gemstone
  • Sheath: Hand-Carved Leather
  • Case: Hand-carved Bloodwood, Lauan, Poplar, Oak
  • Based on my Viet Nam Veteran's knife, here's a knife that I was honored to make for an amazing man. Major Thomas A. Shuman is a veteran of three wars, served in battle in World War Two, Korea, and Viet Nam. It is because of veterans like Tom that I'm able to enjoy what I do, live in a free country, and know my family is safe. It was a great honor for me to make this gentleman this fine knife.
  • People sometimes ask who are the veterans in my life, the guys that have served faithfully in our military? Though I've never served, many of those around me have. My father, my father-in-law, my son, my son-in-law, my brother-in-law, and three uncles: all have served their country. I'm honored to know and love them all.
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"The Veteran" Case view and details. Case made of poplar, lauan, and bloodwood with engraved black lacquered brass Veteran's knife honoring Major Thomas Shuman: veteran of three wars. Etched 440C high chromium stailess steel blade, 304 stainless steel bolsters, petrified dinosaur bone gemstone handle, hand-carved leather sheath The Veteran: obverse side view. Etched stainless steel blade, stainless steel bolsters, Petrified Dinosaur Bone Gemstone handle, hand-carved leather sheath "The Veteran" edgework, filework spine detail. Fine accurate filework, dovetailed bolsters and handle scales, contoured gemstone "The Veteran" sheathed view. Sheathe is hand-carved leather shoulder, hand-stitched, dyed, lacquered and sealed "The Veteran" display case. Case is poplar body, bloodwood hangers, and lauan wooden hinges with glass front and engraved black lacquered brass

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