New Frame

quito

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Had a few pieces I've acquired over the last few years that needed framing. So I combined them with a bunch of knives i've had for a while into one large frame I hadn't been using. These are all from the Dakota's, and one is from Colorado and one from Iowa. 3 of them have had minor restorations. The Knife River Flint Dovetail in the center is 4 1/4" for size reference, and wa found here in South Dakota.

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Nice looking frames
 
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of course, you reply to just about everything. I know, I know rock, you gotta keep your post count up.
 
quito those are some real good looking blades:notworthy::notworthy::notworthy::notworthy:
 
Those frames are amazing I am NOTWORTY !!!!!!!!
 
Ancient Indian Magic of course! I'm kidding with you! - The frame quito has appears to be like the ones that a lot of us use and is backed by foam. The artifacts are held in place with slight pressure from the foam rubber when the frame is closed. I believe you can buy them at a hobby store. I get mine at relic shows. I think that they are about $25-$30 or so depending on the size. Don't don't quote me on the price. I haven't bought any in a while.
 
How do you make them stay in place in there?

well, I have added cardboard under the foam to make the fit tighter through out, and for a few pieces that are to thin and till move, I put a small piece of the fabric directly under the piece. The glass holds them in place nice and tight.
 
Ah. Thanks for the tips. I want to set mine up to see them better but the small ones slide around such as those awesome little points you sent me Quito.
 
You have found some very nice points. Thanks for sharing.
 
Those sure are some beauties! :icon_thumleft:
 

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