Rhodri
13-09-2005, 11:59
Hi all,
I may regret it, but I've a Stewart Marsh Bushcrafter (with Maple burl handle) to sell. An example can be seen here (http://www.highseats.co.uk/the_bushcraft.htm)
It's new and unused (although I have polished the bevel which was very sharp but not shiny enough for my tastes when it arrived :) ) , with a lovely handcrafted sheath. Specs identical to the example on the HighSeats website (see link above).
For some reason (don't ask me why - I can't explain) I find I just don't want to carry it! As a result it's surplus to requirements and is in danger of becoming a drawer queen - this would be a fate worse than death for such a fantastic user knife. So it must go I fear...
IMHO these are a good deal better than WS Woodlores and easily the equal of the AW Woodlore.
Stewart is selling these from £135 and they are a bargain.
SOLD
Cheers,
Rod
PS This is also up for sale on BB
I may regret it, but I've a Stewart Marsh Bushcrafter (with Maple burl handle) to sell. An example can be seen here (http://www.highseats.co.uk/the_bushcraft.htm)
It's new and unused (although I have polished the bevel which was very sharp but not shiny enough for my tastes when it arrived :) ) , with a lovely handcrafted sheath. Specs identical to the example on the HighSeats website (see link above).
For some reason (don't ask me why - I can't explain) I find I just don't want to carry it! As a result it's surplus to requirements and is in danger of becoming a drawer queen - this would be a fate worse than death for such a fantastic user knife. So it must go I fear...
IMHO these are a good deal better than WS Woodlores and easily the equal of the AW Woodlore.
Stewart is selling these from £135 and they are a bargain.
SOLD
Cheers,
Rod
PS This is also up for sale on BB