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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> 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 promisedand this time i didn't take the pics the sheathed knife is giving me ideas
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This is a treat for sore eyes ..... thank you and keep using the services of this photographer

Cheers
TC