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I'm a little behind on posting so I will post several recent pieces and for the sake of time I will leave out some of the specs and let you just enjoy the pics.
First up is this nice little stag and damascus hunter with the photo being by Justin King, a photographer who is just breaking into knife photography under the tutelage of our old friend Chuck Ward!
Next is this little damascus and ivory patch knife with the photo also by Justin King
Next is this bear jaw and damascus dagger that was photographed by Coop last month in Little Rock.
Also shot by Coop in Little rock is this damascus and walrus ivory Bowie with scrimshaw by my friend Linda Karst Stone.
Next is this big stag and damascus monster shot by Caleb Royer.
Last but not least is the answer to a 3 year mystery.Many of you may rember that I had a package disappear from the post office when it was sent out to be photographed and it contained a large damascus and ivory bowie, also with scrim by Linda Karst Stone.
Well, I found out by chance that it was sold on ebay and purchased by a dealer in China, who photographed it and then sold the piece, not knowing of course that it was stolen.So, as it turns out, this dealer is about to publish a book on custom knives and knife makers, and I will be in the book, along with this piece and several more!!Now the world finally gets to see this piece and it is at least some closure knowing what happened to it!!
First up is this nice little stag and damascus hunter with the photo being by Justin King, a photographer who is just breaking into knife photography under the tutelage of our old friend Chuck Ward!
Next is this little damascus and ivory patch knife with the photo also by Justin King
Next is this bear jaw and damascus dagger that was photographed by Coop last month in Little Rock.
Also shot by Coop in Little rock is this damascus and walrus ivory Bowie with scrimshaw by my friend Linda Karst Stone.
Next is this big stag and damascus monster shot by Caleb Royer.
Last but not least is the answer to a 3 year mystery.Many of you may rember that I had a package disappear from the post office when it was sent out to be photographed and it contained a large damascus and ivory bowie, also with scrim by Linda Karst Stone.
Well, I found out by chance that it was sold on ebay and purchased by a dealer in China, who photographed it and then sold the piece, not knowing of course that it was stolen.So, as it turns out, this dealer is about to publish a book on custom knives and knife makers, and I will be in the book, along with this piece and several more!!Now the world finally gets to see this piece and it is at least some closure knowing what happened to it!!