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[bravowhiskey]

What do you think of this one? Think it would work well on your belt?

well, let's see now...

Oh, it seems slightly smaller than you thought. Now, the one next to it looks more like it. Maybe you could skin a deer with that one, you think? Hmmmm....

I think I'ld pick the last one for skinning, if I was a bettin' man. Ha!

Sorry, just messin' wit cha. Knives compliments of my DIL. He made micros, minies, and normal sized as well as a few big, bad, Bowies.
Here are a few more minies and a micro Bowie.

another full size.

Some were pre-ban elephant ivory, amber, wood, grips. Some were damascus steel others may look stainless, but are high-carbon steel very highly polished.
Got a few more if interested.
Hope you enjoyed.

BW

 

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[fossis]

That guy is 'talented', thanks for sharing.

Fossis...............

 

[seger98]

I like the look of the damascus steel ones.

 

[bravowhiskey]

Thanx, fossis and Chris&Kathy. Sadly he is no longer with us, but his many works live on.

 

[ivan salis]

pity I got a few old high carbon RR spikes that would make a great knife

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Wow. Nice Knives

 

[RGINN]

Sorry he ain't with us no more, bw, but that ole boy did some very fine work.

 

[wildcatman71]

Awesome collection!

 

[2bits]

Nice blades!

 

[bravowhiskey]

Many thanks,

Ivan, 4-H, RGINN, wildcatman71, Pagosa Pete.

Dad-in-law scrimshawed, engraved, carved wood, ivory, made jewelry, guns, knapped flint, glass. It was amazing what he could do. He had amazing talents and the patience of Jobe.
Watch for more.

BW

 

[phantomfinder]

Very sweet looing knives, WTG