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Recycling this one, but it's a nice shot of the African Blackwood. I like the character of AB a bit more than most of the ebony woods I've seen on covers. This one is freshly buffed to a semi-gloss sheen. *melt*
Wowzer! VERY nice!! Love the rat-tail and the wood is beautiful!The highlight of my vacation in Sarasota area this week, Evan invited me to the Esnyx workshop. Im honored to be the new owner and carry his #44 cocobolo teardrop.
What knife is this? I'm really into the Böker wood handled stuff now.
Recycling this one, but it's a nice shot of the African Blackwood. I like the character of AB a bit more than most of the ebony woods I've seen on covers. This one is freshly buffed to a semi-gloss sheen. *melt*
I was very tempted to purchase a 38 in Bocote for my margarita nights. You have a great looking knife there.Recycling some pictures for Wooden Wednesday!
GEC 66 in Ironwood:
Aaaaaand, my current steady, the 38 Special in Bocote:
More details on this knife please!Grenadill Wood
Thanks, redsparrow! Yeah, internet searches make me think this is another name for African Blackwood...or, Mpingo.GE Jr Beautiful Boker!!! That Grenadill Wood looks a lot like Mpingo, Mufunjo, or Mugembe Wood. Very nice, whatever it's called!!
More details on this knife please!
*Edit* found it! Boker Tree Brand Barlow. Available in Grenadil or Bog Oak (oh the agony of choice!). 440C. Heck but Boker have been hitting it out of the park recently! I can't decide between their stockman or barlow now and have a sneaking suspicion that it will be both if I can sell a Queen to a mate.