Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Craftsmanship => Hawks and Knives => Topic started by: lonehunter on January 28, 2012, 11:09:37 AM
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4 3/4" Blade of A-2 Steel
4 1/8" full tang handle
Bone Slabs
Iron pins
Cross Draw sheath
Climbing vine filework on spine
That is suppose to be a arrowhead in the blade, even though it looks like a campsite symbol on a state park map. LOL
Veg Tan sheath with rawhide wrap
Bone slabs stained with leather dye
As always, Thanks for looking and all comments welcome!
(http://i614.photobucket.com/albums/tt224/lonehunterphoto/100_2138.jpg)
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Nicely done sir.
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Now that's interesting...very nice. Keep up the good work and thanks for posting the pic.
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Nice, I like a cross draw sheath also.
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That one shines there Jimbo!
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That's some nice work. Can ya give us a pic of the filework on the spine?
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Thanks for the kind words Gents!
Here ya go Roaddog, Its a different knife but same filework.
(http://i614.photobucket.com/albums/tt224/lonehunterphoto/100_1824.jpg)
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Outstanding! I really like the ball shaped handle, I can imagine how nice it must feel in the hand.
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Lonehunter that file work is realy somethin. Thanks for the look see.
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NICE!!!!
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lonehunter,
VERY NICE!! I agree with your arrowhead
point though,but still a beautiful blade :shake
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Very nice job and well executed file work.
I like the cross draw sheath.
PJC
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Thanks all!
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Oh boy Oh boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! just worked out a trade with Jim for one of his rifleman's knives! can't wait to see that!
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VERY nice...I like them ball handled knives. Fantastic file work also..
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Thank you Sir!