VERY Sharp Beautiful Customized IMPERIAL USA Carbon Steel Hunting Knife w/Sheath

Description

You may return this item for ANY reason, including Buyer's Remorse. Please read our Terms below for details.
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This is a BEAUTIFUL custom knife that was made from an old Imperial hunting knife blade.  Like most Imperial knives of its kind it originally came with a blade made from top-quality steel, thinner and lighter in weight than most, capable of a VERY sharp edge, which this knife has. Instead of a cheaply made plastic handle, as most Imperial knives had from the factory, this one has been refitted with a beautifully crafted rosewood handle riveted over a hidden tang with a flat ferrule at the bolster--just beautiful.  Comes in a fine quality leather tube sheath that was made for it.  Knife and sheath have been used but are still in very good condition, as you can see, with no problems anywhere. Like all carbon steel knives, it must be kept dry, even during use. This minor inconvenience is more than offset by the superb edge maintenance and performance offered by carbon steel, as any experienced user can confirm. Its slight curvature in the handle fits the hand like a glove and woe be unto anyone who might care to trespass against it. It measures 9.5" long with a sharp 5" blade but by any measure a GREAT knife at an even better price!
Free shipping to any winner with an APO address.
TERMS of SALE
You must be 18 to bid. You agree to pay on time and we agree to ship on time. No local pickups. Intenational bidders are welcome--we ship anywhere.
RETURN POLICY: We prefer a no-returns policy because you're going to get EXACTLY what is in the description and TWELVE very clear photos. Please think "yard sale" or "flea market" not "Walmart" or "Nordstroms." If we've really screwed up, that's different, but I promise you that won't happen. You promise that if there's something that's unclear or you're not sure about in the ad or pictures, you'll ask before you bid. That should work well for both of us.