This is the first knife I made. With this blade I started my career as a bladesmith. As you may understand, it is not for sale.
I used 1058 and gave the blade a martensite quench. Blade length is 17 cm, 3/4 tang. Brass guard and walnut handle (Photograph: H. Brons)
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First knife
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First pattern-welded knife
This is the first pattern welded knife I made with a 12 cm blade. The guard and pin are bronze and it has a Turkish walnut handle (Photograph: H. Brons) -
First Saex
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Red hunter
Sandwich blade made with 15N20, 1:1545 raindrop and random sides with L6 core. 14 cm blade with guilding metal guard and corby rivet. Red stabilized tiger maple handle (Photograph: H. Brons) -
Green handled knife
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Knife with brass guard
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Early knife 1
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Early knife 2
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Early hunter
W1 15 cm blade with hamon. 304 stainless spacer, guard and butcap with ironwood handle -
Damast knife 1
This is a fighting knife with L6, 1:1545 and a high nickel steel forged into a twist pattern. The blade is 23 cm long. It has a high contrast nickel C45 butt cap and guard with stars. The AJ logo is inlayed with gold. The handle is stabilized walnut (Photograph: H. Brons) -
Damast knife 2
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Damast knife 3
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Damast knife 4
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Damast knife 5
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Early hunter 1
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Early hunter 3
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Early hunter 4
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Early hunter 2
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Knife 1
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Sheep's foot
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Yvonne's knife
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Knife 2
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Knife 3
120 layer 203E and 1095 random pattern, 10,5 cm long with 3/4 tang. Nickel silver washer and stainless steel bolster. Stabilized buck eye burl handle and mosaic pin (Photograph: H. Brons) -
Knife 4
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Knife 5
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Knife 6
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Knife 7
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Knife 8
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Knife 9
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Fighter
