Well, I about to fix that this morning!
This knife is a Camillus #16 equal end jack. It left the Camillus factory with brown composite handles, a real good functional knife but not really pretty. I decided it needed a make over.
It had been settin’ on my benches in pieces since before my knee surgery last month. As my knee has gotten stronger and the swelling has slowed down some when I am standing I started working on some old projects that I started some time ago to get back in practice.
I took this knife apart and put rope filework on the back springs and polished the knife inside and out. For the handles I used some bone from Culpeppers; it is amber bone with Shetland jigging. I also inlaid the shield and glued it in with epoxy. It was a pretty straightforward upgrade without a lot of extras involved.
Here is a pic in the sumlight which shows the depth of the color better. I hope you enjoy the pictures.
