Christmas in September from the guys in Georgia. Since this is Allen's forum we'll focus on some of those.
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After I tore everything open and took in all in.
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A slightly closer shot of the haul.
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And now to some of the knives. First up, the first Revere. The last time I "saw" this knife was before shaping and didn't look like much. But now, wow! What a beauty. The green on this baby just pops. The combinations of the synthetic bolsters with wood scales continues to blow me away. Sweet little knife. Allen, well done my friend.
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Spine shot.
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In hand.
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And now the premier of the first edition Bison. Some of you may have seen a preview but here it is. And I must say it is amazing! This baby is big and beautiful. Handle ergonomics are dead on, almost disappears in my hand. For a big knife she is remarkably agile and light in the hand (tapered does help!)
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Spine shot. Her scales, liners, pins and spine work match a few others I have currently visiting Rick Lowe.
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Nice taper on that tang..
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In hand, could cuddle her all night (yes I said cuddle)
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Look at that spalting! Just amazing.
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I now have about a dozen of Allen's knives and could not be happier. With each one I get I am more and more impressed. He continues to outdo himself and has a fan, proud supporter and friend ready to rave about his work. If you haven't gotten your hands on one of his knives yet get one now before the feeding frenzy begins! And of course guys, if you have any questions or want some comparison shots with a Fiddleback let me know.
Be well....
