Bowies, Choppers, Camp Knives, Fighters and other Large Fixed Blades!
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dkcutelaria
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Flat Rock Forge
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My Combat Woodsman in D2 and OD micarta
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Best Looking one I've seen..........By a long shot!!!
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Justin Pospesel
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Stag Bowie I forged for myself June 2023. 1095, euro red stag, brass guard and pins. Collabed with a sage grouse leather sheath.
You can find my work in Instagram here: @popsforge_blacksmithing and on Facebook in my group of the same name.
You can find my work in Instagram here: @popsforge_blacksmithing and on Facebook in my group of the same name.
Inbound to me at present from Brian Sellers, JS. Could be named "Curves and Koa" or "My Clip is Longer than Your Clip".Hopefully I willbe able to take some of my own pics, but here are two looks at it from the maker.
That is wickedly beautiful........ Sexy beast......
Here are two of mine from this year, both Battleship Texas material. Top one has gun turret bearings in the "sky" as well as Okinawa shrapnel in the "Island" and a ship rivet as the "sun." Fittings are ship/15n20 damascus and the wood is deck wood from the ship. The silver spacers are 1912 and 1948 half dollars, for the commission and decommission years.
The second is the one I'm donating back to the Battleship Texas Foundation as part of their fundraising. This knife is ship steel clad over 360 layer damascus with a nickel layer between. The guard is ship steel, and the handle is deck wood.
The second is the one I'm donating back to the Battleship Texas Foundation as part of their fundraising. This knife is ship steel clad over 360 layer damascus with a nickel layer between. The guard is ship steel, and the handle is deck wood.
Dawkind
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Flat Rock Forge
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My Combat Woodsman in W2 with hamon, desert ironwood
Here are two of mine from this year, both Battleship Texas material. Top one has gun turret bearings in the "sky" as well as Okinawa shrapnel in the "Island" and a ship rivet as the "sun." Fittings are ship/15n20 damascus and the wood is deck wood from the ship. The silver spacers are 1912 and 1948 half dollars, for the commission and decommission years.
The second is the one I'm donating back to the Battleship Texas Foundation as part of their fundraising. This knife is ship steel clad over 360 layer damascus with a nickel layer between. The guard is ship steel, and the handle is deck wood.
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Great work!!
Great hamon!
