I like all types of knives; folders, tactical, fixed blades, engraved knives, etc... However, I would have to say that my favorite knives are those that are engraved. I especially enjoy having a knife made and then working with the engraver, having some of my ideas incorporated into the knife and the engraving. Here is a new piece I just received, the work is from two of my favorite artists; Warren Osborne and Brian Hochstrat.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Josh Smith Private Knife Show and Hammer-In Continued.............
Well, my last post about the Hammer-in was basically about how much fun it was not about the knives. Unfortunately I didn't get pictures of the knives [the other pictures were all from my BlackBerry] but they were quite nice. One knife I came home with was a pre-ordered delivery and it is spectacular so I wanted to share it. This is a push dagger from Master Smith Larry Fuegen. I really enjoyed the process as Larry shared concept drawings with me and there was extensive discussion regarding the Ivory used for the handle. Here is the end result;
Larry makes his own sheaths, this one is Alligator;
I wasn't as lucky as I would have liked, however, I did order three new knives from various makers at the show (Harvey Dean, Bill Ruple & Ken Steigerwalt).
OK, one more fun shot, curtesy of Eric Eggerly (Point Seven), me shooting a Sharps 45-90 Buffalo Rifle with Shane Taylor observing. No Buffalo's were harmed during this event, paper targets.
Larry makes his own sheaths, this one is Alligator;
I wasn't as lucky as I would have liked, however, I did order three new knives from various makers at the show (Harvey Dean, Bill Ruple & Ken Steigerwalt).
OK, one more fun shot, curtesy of Eric Eggerly (Point Seven), me shooting a Sharps 45-90 Buffalo Rifle with Shane Taylor observing. No Buffalo's were harmed during this event, paper targets.
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