Classic Stag horn pocket knife.....

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Classic Stag horn pocket knife.....

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Hi everyone,
Here's a little knife I made a couple of weeks ago.
It has brass webbs with nickel silver bolsters and pins, I made the spring and a clip blade out of carbon Steel, stag horn handle with a shield inlayed into it.
Hope you like thanks for looking.
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Outstanding work as usual Steven!

I really like the bolsters ::tu::
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That is absolutely awesome! beautiful stag and I really like those bolsters.
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Miller Bro`s wrote:Outstanding work as usual Steven!

I really like the bolsters ::tu::
timgreene48 wrote:That is absolutely awesome! beautiful stag and I really like those bolsters.
Thank you for your comments :)
I like these bolsters too a little different, I'm going to make a buffalo one the same, to see how that looks.
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I have not yet received mine, er, to "evaluate" yet.
What the french toast is up with that?

This is a very nice knife pictured. I really like it very much.
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That is an awesome looking knife.
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Hello Steve,I will be in the UK January -April 2016. Would it be possible to visit your shop ? Thanks Charles Hurst Bowling Green Ky
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Beautiful work! ::tu::

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Beautiful! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Great looking knife! ::drool::
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WOW! I love it! Of course I am a sucker for single blade trappers & Barlows and that knife has the best of both those patterns. Plus nice stag!
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Beautiful! great job!
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Is that an old frame and bolster you designed with next to the new knife...looks like brass or something.
The bolsters step up in dimension thickness before stag scales. Is that for the look or is it to allow even fit with stag material without 'feathering out' to bolsters grinding away stag surface detail ?
Nice to see.

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