Knife number two, three and four!

Here are three knives from ESEE. They are from the top down: the ESEE-6 with exquisite Honduran Rosewood Burl museum grade wood scales. A small problem is that my house is so dry that there is a wood check on one slab. Someone with skills that I know I lack, can probably fix it so the crack is almost invisible. If both scales were perfect the price for this would be higher, as it is it will be desirable.
The second knife down is the 600 pound gorilla from ESEE the model 5 with Madagascar Black Ebony handle. This beast was designed to help downed helicopter pilots to escape fro their downed craft…believe me, it is more than capable of doing so. It is as sharp as sharp can be with a healthy 22 degree per side angled edge of 1095 tool steel. Carry it in your pack when you are off into the hinterlands or in your truck/car with assurance that when you need it, the ESEE-5 will not fail you. If you need a pry bar that does double duty, this is it.
Thirdly there is the ESEE-4 the most useful knife I know for camp chores, skinning out game or any cutting job. The scales on this are made from fantastically marked Bird’s Eye Maple Burl. Again 1095 steel that takes and holds an edge of ghastly sharpness.
All three of these will come to you with their original scales and sheaths should you need them.

Here is a shot of the crack in the rosewood handle. See what you think. I would buy more rosewood to have a new scale made but it is not allowed to be shipped out of the United States. If you live there you could buy a new piece. You may actually be able to glue and clamp it so it is not bad.

PM me if you are interested and we will set a mutually agreeable price for any or all three knives. If you want me to post more pictures of these knives let me know.

Leo