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29 May 2019
Gary Root Neck Knife. Damascus, walrus tusk cross section, unknown tusk tip handle.
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30 May 2019
A little late - here's a commercially made (by Seto in Japan) for Taylor Cutlery. Taylor Cutlery and Parker Knife Company were competitors as Second Tier Knife Companies - behind Case and Buck Knives.
This knife has a nice Gold Plated Dragon engraved on the blade and the handle is second cut stag. http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/al...seto_tanto.jpg |
31 May 2019
Yet another Wayne Whitaker of Michigan; small liner lock knife; buffalo horn scales, carved screws, file work.
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1 June 2019
Dan-D marked spike, maker's name is Dan Denehey one of the founders of the Knifemaker's Guild.
http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/al.../dennehy_1.jpg http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/al.../dennehy_2.jpg http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/al.../dennehy_3.jpg http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/al.../dennehy_4.jpg Nasty spike! |
2 June 2019
With all the custom knives I have I do have some factory knives. Here are 4 that came in a simulated alligator skin presentation case - Called the National Knife Collectors Association Founder's Set.
The set includes a Schrade "Bulldog" with Stag scales, a two bladed Case "Elephant Toenail" with smooth bone scales, a Fighting Rooster 3 blade Congress with MOP scales, and a Kissing Crane 3 blade Stag scaled knife. http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/al..._Knife_Set.jpg |
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3 June 2019
My second wife was a Scrimshander. Without any "formal" training in art other then High School Art Classes she has a steady hand and a sharp eye for detail. She scrimshawed my Coast Guard Cutterman's Device (meaning more then eight years do Sea Duty) on this Parker Cutlery bone handled top lock:
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4 June 2019
Something a little bit different; a Sword Cane.
In 2007 I attended the Blade Show in Atlanta. I brought some knives for A T Barr to sell for me and as I wandered through the show I stopped and talked to Bill Johnson, a friend and retired USAF Chief Master Sargent. Something a bit different for me is this sword cane I bought from Bill. The wood is ebony; I replaced the plastic HD cue ball with an antique ivory cue ball that I bought from Boone Trading Company before the ivory ban went into effect. http://iwantthatknife.com/Gallery/al.../johnson_1.jpg |
That cane is badass!
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I mentioned that I was making a knife with a blade very close to this one
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https://i.imgur.com/uG6sgnE.jpg http://www.cotep.org/forum/picture.p...&pictureid=888 |
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