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Gevonovich Sir, I think you have become quite the photographer! the above is a good shot, for some reason those Buthcer knives sharpened up REAL good, I guess the combination of the thin blades and good carbon steel = wicked edge, what is the brand name stamped on the handle kind Sir?
Can you show me a shot of the Ames, I apologise in advance if you have posted this before and I have missed it - it looks a great knife with a lovely long pull, neat swedge, is the wood more of a Rosewood rather than Ebony?
 
Duncan, my friend, anything for you. I will go out and take a pictures of the Ames right now. The butcher knife is a Chicago Cultery Co.. Your right, these things sharpen up like razors for some reason. Be right back...
 
Here is a close-up of the Ames, Duncan. You can still see some of the "Easy Opener" etch on the blade. Enjoy and get strong, Sir.

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Wow, thank you Gevonovich!! Just look at the work that knife has done, and still it commands great respect, a true testimony of the skill and craftsmanship of these fantastic Cutlers of yesteryear, and what a true privilege it is to be able to testify that for yourself!
Thank you my friend for all that you do.
Duncan.
 
Thank You, Duncan. You don't see a lot of Ames pocket knives and i wonder why? I understand they made a lot of the civil war swords and cutlery.
 
willgoy said:
Outstanding stag on the first knife! Fine size too, that licks everything.....
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From the pictures, I'd say that Cleo is the one who licks everything. :)

Beautiful dog.

Great photographs of fine knives once again, Kris. As much as I appreciate your artistry in composition in some of the more elaborate settings, sometimes a straightforward picture like this one helps me understand the knives more clearly in proportion to one another:

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(I enjoy comparisons almost as much as considering the more objective quality of each.)

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~ P.
 
Thanks Doug and willgoy, and thank you Sarah.



Kris


Thanks Duncan, Gev and Jeff :)
 
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Kris, Great shots, I agree totally with everyone, its good to see your mug too!
Cleo looks absolutely beautiful!
 
Great collection of LC's Kris. The stags are beauties but im partial to Jareds work :)

Heres a clip pic I took this morning

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Here is a quick pic I just took for a contest. I don't do much outside around this place, but I'll go for a hiking trip soon. Then I can get a lot better pics.

Nice looking dog Kris. I departed with my last one about 5 yrs. ago, where I left him with the exgirlfirend's kids. He is/was a Greater Swiss Mountain dog.

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Righty - Ho, lets go........
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Mike's beautiful gift to me, its such a pleasure to carry my friend..
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Old timers gorgeous Red Bone..
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Speaking of Gorgeous Red Bone, here is some of the best...
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Another example of Beautiful bone, my good friend Paul believed this was a Schrade - because of the Heritage Stamping, and I agree, because of the make-up of the knife as well - no one else could have made this knife....Schrade...

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My Lovely Winchesters...
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Duncan, I am knocked to the floor every time you show those exquisitely beautiful old red bone Case knives. Thank you so much!
 
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