18" long with 9" blades
POB : somewhere behind the blades
ok I didn't get it from Albion, I just used the box as a background.
enjoy the day,W
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William C Champlin wrote: |
ok I didn't get it from Albion, I just used the box as a background. |
G. Scott H. wrote: |
I wonder if there's an Oakeshott typology for carving knives? |
Greyson Brown wrote: | ||
You might be making a suggestion that we'll all regret. You do remember Peter Johnsson's sword typology that was introduced in April, right? :p -Grey |
Patrik Erik Lars Lindblom wrote: |
Made for cut, a Trust will give you a shaky surprise
Oakeshott type Dc-X |
William C Champlin wrote: |
For a direct attack on prime rib : The Prince.
The best cutter that I have yet used. We did some cutting on water jugs earlier and I couldn't resist.W |
Greyson Brown wrote: | ||
You might be making a suggestion that we'll all regret. You do remember Peter Johnsson's sword typology that was introduced in April, right? :p -Grey |
M. Eversberg II wrote: | ||||
No...enlighten me? M. |
Greyson Brown wrote: | ||||
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Vincent Le Chevalier wrote: | ||||||
The article is still online here: http://www.albion-swords.com/johnsson-typology.htm Still a good laugh :) |