Seymour Midwest 20" Bush Blade Featured Lightweight and impervious to the

Lightweight and impervious to the elements

the classic lines of this Jersey pattern with its phantom bevels still manages to inspire awe

A short butcher-style clip-point blade combined with their usual walnut handle

An American-made classic

The Svord Kiwi Trapper is a little longer than its cousin

Seymour Midwest 20" Bush Blade Featured Lightweight and impervious to theWhile we are critical of these Austrian made blades for not being true to classical American form, they do have some notable redeeming qualities to them: they are light, thin in the web, acceptably hard, yet also rapid to hone. As such they make excellent blades for the novice scythe user to learn with or for those desiring a particularly light blade of the hardy American esque pattern. This grass blade is a good choice for tackling dense and heavy