All About Pocket Knives

This "raised rope" filed backspring as it joins the blade spine is seamless and just awesome. Bill continues to show off his skills as he comes up with more innovative designs on his knives. He told me this is the first knife in which he used the fluted bolster in this arrangement.

The stag is dyed by his supplier (secret recipe) and is one he uses often. I forgot to get a card from those folks at the show, they had a great deal of handle material and such for knifemakers.

Anyhow................................thought you may enjoy.

Gary, WOW! She's a real Beauty!

Gary this Ruple is fantastic, Bill does some impressive work with his knives not even counting the incredible filework..

Sunburst

I do love the rope filework but MAN the color on that Stag is just gorgeous!

Dave

Thanks guys!

My wife even got all ga ga when she handled it!........................Now that's a woman for ya!

That is absolutly beautiful!

beautiful knife. i love the thin profile, bet it rides in your pocket like a ghost.

Thanks Dave, Johnnie.

Pocket!! ooooooh Johnnie, I drop knives way to often to carry something like this around. Nope, I'm afraid it's a safe queen! But it not lonely.........................

aw, i knew that! i shoulda said i bet it WOULD ride like a ghost in your pocket! it is a work of cutlery art! thanks for showin.

gmusic wrote:Thanks Dave, Johnnie.

Pocket!! ooooooh Johnnie, I drop knives way to often to carry something like this around. Nope, I'm afraid it's a safe queen! But it not lonely.........................

You got that right, everytime I decide to carry one of my safe queens, its guaranteed that I will drop it and nick it up...

Great knife...

Sunburst