WTS Kemadi

[Brian Weekley]

Another difficult knife to part with. This prime example of a Kemadi Gyuto was liberated from the vaults of Marc Dixon. As is the case with Marc’s knives it’s a great daily user and a prime example of Kemadi’s work with Bulat steel. As with my other premium knives it’s on BST because I don’t see myself pursuing a collection of Kemadi’s work in the near future … even if availability made that possible with today’s evolving politics. The cladding is old (circa 1885) Russian railroad track iron. The white part of handle is reindeer antler, the wood Russian Hornbeam.

I’m looking for $580 shipped and insured in North America.

Specs are …

Blade length … 238mm
Edge length … 225mm
Depth at heel … 52mm
Thickness measured at spine … 3.3mm at heel, 2.82mm mid blade, 1.7mm approx 1” from tip
Weight … 230gms

Here are a few pics …

 

[NotAddictedYet]

Does the knife come with the cat and backyard view?

 

[Brian Weekley]

Does the knife come with the cat and backyard view?

Of course …. With a slight extra charge.

 

[chefwp]

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How much for that ferocious jungle panther?

 

[Brian Weekley]

How much for that ferocious jungle panther?

Priceless … she’s the sweetest little kitty I’ve ever met. Not a mean bone in her body. Now her sister … the grey is a different story. She’s a natural born killer but I wouldn’t part with her either.

 

[deltaplex]

Priceless … she’s the sweetest little kitty I’ve ever met. Not a mean bone in her body. Now her sister … the grey is a different story. She’s a natural born killer but I wouldn’t part with her either.

My favorite of our three is also a stone cold murder machine; an ideal characteristic in a cat.