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.
all about collecting custom knives, art knives, tactical knives, fixed blade knives, collectible knives, engraved knives, knife makers.
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.