Just A Picture - Traditional Picture Show

[Jack Black]

I can say that I can't stand being without a knife or a watch when I leave the house though

Amen to that

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[paulhilborn]

Gev, both pictures are outstanding!!! I love the shadows on the first and the little statue on the second and of course the show stopper---The KNIFE. The bone covers are terrific:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Paul

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks Paul. My brother just gave me the little pewter pieces this morning and I could not resist...lol

The low morning sun really brings out that bone.

 

[Doug Add]

The gentle serpentine curve of a Case 6292 jack on the straight rail of a train track

 

[Doug Add]

Morning sun rising on a jack knife

 

[Gevonovich]

Great pictures. Doug! The second one is fantastic!

 

[Doug Add]

Thanks, if I keep working at it, one of these days I hope to develop the eye and the skills you regularly display here.

 

[black mamba]

There you go Gev, showin' my knife again!

I do love the shadows pic, nice imagination there!

 

[Gevonovich]

I really appreciate the compliment, Doug! Your words inspire me.

Lol..Jeff!! Thank you sir! The force is strong with this one.

 

[Gevonovich]

Hammer Brand Cattleman

 

[paulhilborn]

Hammer Brand Cattleman

Gev, love the picture my friend and I'm a bit jealous of the "Ingersoll Yankee" That's on my "must have" list!!! I want both the Great Britain and USA produce ones

Paul

 

[rockgolfer]

Your killin me Gev, absolutely stunning pics. I wish I was creative with the lens, the figurines where genius.

Doug, the RR pic is a real beaut :thumbup:

 

[Doug Add]

Doug, the RR pic is a real beaut :thumbup:

Thank you Jeff.

 

[Pipeman]

Here is my first Birch bark handle and my first sheath of this style. My reference is all in Swedish so I'm not 100% on the origins of this style of capped sheath or whether it has a specific name, maybe someone will know. These were worn as a belt knife but I thought I'd make the thong longer for a neck knife.
The sheath is oil tanned leather covering a wooden sheath, the cap slides through slots in the side of the cap and the top of the actual sheath. The blade is a Lauri 95mmx20mm.

Best regards

Robin

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[paulhilborn]

Robin, absolutely stunning craftsmanship :thumbup: WOW just WOW!!!

Happy Easter to all:thumbup:

Paul

 

[Pipeman]

Robin, absolutely stunning craftsmanship :thumbup: WOW just WOW!!!

Happy Easter to all:thumbup:

Paul

Thanks very much Paul. Happy Easter to you and yours.

Best regards

Robin

 

[Gevonovich]

Jeff, I missed your comment last week. Thank you , my friend

Paul, I missed yours too. I would have thought you already had an Ingersoll Yankee. This one has started to intermittently run.

What a great pic, Paul. You have a wonderful collection of old things!

Robin, I commented in the other thread. Masterful work as usual. Birch...oh the lovely birch.

 

[rockgolfer]

Jeff, I missed your comment last week. Thank you , my friend


Robin, I commented in the other thread. Masterful work as usual. Birch...oh the lovely birch.

No worries Gev, Happy Easter to you friend. Couldn't agree more with your comments on Robins work :thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

Happy Easter to you, Jeff