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Permalink Reply by Guy Fleetwood on July 10, 2012 at 17:59

This Reese Weiland Custom was given to me by my Sig Other, a real beauty.Here's a few pics.

This custom is a out the side with rare amethyst button inlaid in a carved titanium lava cup.

Thunder damascus blade and bolsters anodized in blue.Liners are titanium and anodized in blue.

It is a liner lock with a thumbslide blade lock at handle front.The handle is presentation grade abalone.

The spine is hand carved in thorn and vine style filing. It is signed by weiland and has a serial number

with certificate of authenticity. Overall length: 11" ( Let me know if these pics and info belong somewhere else) thanks Guy

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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on July 10, 2012 at 18:04

That is not only a beautiful knife but the Damascus is unusual and phenomenal!

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Permalink Reply by Guy Fleetwood on July 13, 2012 at 23:25

One of my favorite custom tactical makers YUNA. Check these out.

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Permalink Reply by Andy Moon on December 8, 2013 at 19:21

My Jared Oeser Wharncliffe Trapper in lightningstrike carbon fiber.

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Permalink Reply by Andy Moon on December 8, 2013 at 19:23

JD Ellis Wharncliffe Trapper - JD makes knives in South Africa and is a member of the Cape Guild -

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Permalink Reply by Guy Fleetwood on December 8, 2013 at 20:12

Glad to see your back in the custom business Hanner. I was sure this group would do well as soon as some pics got here of these fine custom knives. I see some of the beauties are already here. Thanks for getting Custom Knife collectors up again. I was sure Ron Cooper with all his fine knives would bless us with at least 1 or 2 . Here are a couple more of mine.

Bardsley and Voorhis . The Bardsley sheath was made by Paul Long.

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