I came home to a box awaiting me. I knew what it was — tracking numbers and all. It is a box of Helle knives and a Wetterlings axe.
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Helle Knives, Wetterlings Axe |
I got four Helle knives and one Wetterlings axe. The Helle knives are in the tubes above the axe.
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Helle 'Alden' Knife |
This model is the Alden. It is a fixed blade stainless steel blade with a curly birch handle, leather sheath with a belt loop.
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Helle Viking Fixed Blade Knife |
Helle Viking. This is a carbon steel knife, and the blade is not polished after heat treating, so it has it's natural finish. Curly birch handle. The Viking's sheath has the Norwegian type belt loop — which is a loose leather loop. The advantage to this design is that it allows the knife/sheath free movement so that when you sit down or drive the sheath moves out of the way.
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Helle Dokka Folding Knife |
Helle — as I remember — makes only one folding knife, this Dokka. Curly birch handles and leather sheath.
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Helle Temagami Fixed Blade Knife |
The last knife is this Temagami fixed blade.
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Wetterlings Backcountry Hatchet |
The Wetterlings axe. This model is the Backcountry Hatchet.
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Wetterlings Backcountry Hatchet |
The Wetterlings ax has a leather sheath, here it is pictured with the sheath removed.
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