WTS: Stunning one-of-a-kind bowie knife by renowned maker C.J. Deubel w/carved handle & sheath **REDUCED**

[RIDGE WALKER]

***BIG PRICE REDUCTION***

 

Offering up this one of a kind piece by C.J. Deubel featuring a 6" blade and eagle head carved on the antler handle. 

Includes custom leather sheath.  

Knife is in new condition, the blade measures 6" and the overall length is 11" 

 

"Bull Nose Bowie" features a 1095 Steel Blade - File work on guard/blade - Carved eagle on antler handle - Custom sheath

 

Here is some added info about Mr. Deubel:

 

Deubel, C.J.

C. J. “Chet” Deubel is a well-known knife maker from Arizona. He has been making knives for many years and has been a full-time maker since 2003. His knives have won awards, and several have appeared in publications such as Blade Magazine and Knives Illustrated. Deubel’s work includes a variety of knives, such as the Damascus Drop Point Hunter and the Drop Point Hunter. One of his notable creations is the Armadillo Custom Handmade Folding Knife. Deubel’s knives are not only functional but also works of art, reflecting his passion and dedication to the craft.

 

Price is only $350 Shipped (Was $525) on this fine piece to be paid with Friends/Family PayPal, ZELLE or USPS Money Order unless other arrangements are made.

 

 

First "I'll Take It" followed with a PM containing your name and contact info gets this one. 

 

Here is a link to another of his knives that sold:

https://www.arizonacustomknives.com/products/1093587/

 

C.J's knives seldom come up for sale and this one is truly special!

Edited January 3 by RIDGE WALKER

[John Kloehr]

22 minutes ago, RIDGE WALKER said:

... $525

Ouch, I'm out. Love the sheath. Free bump.

[Sgt Duncan]

3 hours ago, John Kloehr said:

Ouch, I'm out. Love the sheath. Free bump.

Yes sir, Ed Brown turned out a lot of mighty fine leather. Sorry to see him retire.

Wish I had enough gold, love the knife AND the sheath.

[RIDGE WALKER]

***PRICE REDUCED***  Now only $350 shipped.......sorry, I cannot drop lower on this one folks!

 

 

[Buckeye Pete, SASS # 29941]

12 hours ago, Sgt Duncan said:

Yes sir, Ed Brown turned out a lot of mighty fine leather. Sorry to see him retire.

Wish I had enough gold, love the knife AND the sheath.

Sgt Duncan, did you mean to say "Gene Brown"?

 

Buckeye Pete

[Chas B. Wolfson, SASS #11104]

3 hours ago, Buckeye Pete, SASS # 29941 said:

Sgt Duncan, did you mean to say "Gene Brown"?

 

Buckeye Pete

My bad

Edited January 3 by Chas B. Wolfson, SASS #11104

[Earl Brasse, SASS #3562]

That's stamp is  "EL" Brown, alias "Rimrock". (Gene Brown).

I have had him make quite a bit of leather over the past 25 or 30 years.

He does awesome work in my book.

I even had him build a holsters for odd things like Lugers, Broomhandles & LeMats.

Edited January 3 by Earl Brasse, SASS #3562

[RIDGE WALKER]

Correct, the sheath was made by "E L BROWN"

[Sgt Duncan]

1 hour ago, Buckeye Pete, SASS # 29941 said:

Sgt Duncan, did you mean to say "Gene Brown"?

 

Buckeye Pete

Yes, my bad. Looking at his makers mark it “looked” ED BROWN but that is a trick of light. Looking at my own gun belt, 3 holsters and 2 knife sheaths, I can clearly see EL BROWN.

[Sgt Duncan]

After all this conversation, I have decided to post an “I will take it”

 

I have a thing for custom knives. And even if for some reason I end up deciding to let the knife go in the future, I will keep hold of that sheath and add to my collection of “Old Pueblo Leather”. I met Mr. Brown when I lived in Tucson and commissioned my first gunbelt and holster. I later had him build 2 more holsters and a knife sheath. Years later, I had Rick “Bearbone” Smith build me a custom knife that came with an Old Pueblo Leather sheath.