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Old 02-23-2005, 07:33 AM
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New blades - Old Gaucho Style

I found this website with reproductions of old gaucho style knives and sheaths. I bet the blades are not very good, but the metalwork on some of the sheaths, and leather work in most of them, is very very accurate to what we were used to see in antiques. Worth taking a look if you are into the style.

http://www.pallarols.com.ar/catalogo...dex_Knives.htm


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Those are nice, Jeff. I definitely like the silverwork.


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Very nice website, Jeff. I've been ogling these knives for a while and it's nice to see some more handmade versions. I may inquire further. If I do, you will know all about it.

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Old 03-17-2005, 05:52 AM
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Hey... it would be nice if someone would still learn this kind of work, but in Brazil I know none that is working like this. Maybe someone looking for it must go to Buenos Aires, Argentina to get it.

Coop, let me know if you find something out. Thanks!


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Jeff,

I just sent them another email with a query on pricing. The first went unanswered. The site has NO pricing whatsoever.

Maybe you could send them a short query on how to obtain and pay note also? It's possible the English complications may be too much. I don't know.

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Old 03-17-2005, 09:09 AM
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their site lists two e-mail adresses. I wrote them in through the two, in a poor excuse of spanish laguage they might understand. I asked for prices and payment options and mentioned there is someone interested in the USA.

If I get anything I will get back to the thread.


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I really like this one!


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Oh yeah, and this one too...



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Hubba-hubba!

Truly fine work, no matter who is producing it. I'll stay posted.

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I found this today. The names and classifications match and some are new to me. Illustrations are very precise and accurate. Those are the Gaucho dressing styles, the traditional way.



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Style Gaucho

I hope to make me understand since I use the translator of google.
That it is what they look for, to buy or information of these knives. If it is to buy I say to him that I have stock of beautiful pieces of different styles from knives of Gauchos, I can send photo of them and inform the values if it interests to them.
These knives are not pieces of adornments, are true knives of gauchos with works in silver.

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Dario, hablas espa?ol o portugues?

Se te gusta posta en el espa?ol e puedo esplanar a los otros sus palabras. A mi quedo mui dificil compreender-te.


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Old 04-14-2005, 01:15 PM
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Antes que nada muchas gracias Jeff:

Lo que queria decirles es que vivo en Buenso Aires a unos 30 km de Capital Federal y si puedo ayudarlos en algo, encatado lo haria, otra cosa es que si estan buscando cuchillos hechos en argentina tipo criollos "Gauchos" yo puedo enviarles fotos y precios de algunos, estos cuchillos no son de utileria, son cuchillos de verdad cuyos due?os los usaban en el campo o en fiestas cuando se veistian de gala.

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Mucho gusto Dario,

Primeramente escusa mi espa?ol que no es mui bueno. Nosotros en Brasil no hablamos bien el espa?ol.

Me gustaria mucho, como lhes gustaria mucho tambien a los hermanos del forum, ver sus fotos de cuchillos criollos.

Jo voy traducir tu texto para los amigos del forum.

Muchas gracias!

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Guys,

Here is a free translation from the message Mr. Dario Mohammed has sent us:

Before anything else, nice to meet you Jeff,

I would like to say that i live 30 km from the capital city and if I can be of any help, I would do that gladly. Another thing is that, if we are searching knives made in Argentina of the criollo "gaucho" kind I can send you pictures and prices of some, those knives are not for showing but are true knives that are used by the owners on the field or when they dress up for parties.

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