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When I first saw this knife floating around the forums, I had never seen one like it. It was such a different pattern, I liked it right away. Eventually, I was contacted to work on it, which I feel was a cool honor.

Here's a before shot.


For the replacement bone, we chose a smooth ivory bone. Here's the finished product.

Looks mighty fine, a great job!
Treefarmer

Nice work Glenn! Love it Nice looking bone

That knife is AMAZING!!!

Well done Glenn!

That's a real beauty, Glenn.
How long is it?

Great work Glen you are a true professional! Beautiful knife also!

Beautiful work Glenn! Outstanding restoration job!

The ivory colored bone has a buttery look you can almost taste!

Inspirational work! And I really love the Ivory bone covers you chose for this knife. I really haven't gotten beyond Jantz and ebay for buying cover material and, besides some man-made ones, I don't recall seeing Ivory bone listed. Do you die your own or can you recommend a good and trustworthy online store?

Excellent work Glenn, that is a stunner for sure.

Robo wrote:Inspirational work! And I really love the Ivory bone covers you chose for this knife. I really haven't gotten beyond Jantz and ebay for buying cover material and, besides some man-made ones, I don't recall seeing Ivory bone listed. Do you die your own or can you recommend a good and trustworthy online store?

Thanks everyone!

I buy all my bone from Culpepper. Best in the business, IMO. I have always wanted to dye and jig my own bone, but they already do such a good job at it, why work harder, when you can work smarter.

Very cool. Love the color!

Very nice

Glenn - superb outcome, well played sir!

Thanks guys!