Photos Sharing CRK Art - My CRK Collection
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Assuming you mean this one, that's Mokume inlays and Boomerang damascus. And yes, that's an amazing knife. I had it only briefly, had purchased it to raffle it off elsewhere and it's long since been sent to the winner. I definitely took pics while I could, though!
That Inkosi gets more and more special with each pic you post!
Thanks! It's been a great knife from the start, so much fun to mess with, take pics of, etc. The special part comes from the beads. They may not always stay on the Inkosi, but they'll be on something I'm carrying. I experimented with a couple different lanyards last night, and have more and different ideas to try. Here's the ones I did yesterday.
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Had I not had to agree to make it available for raffle as a condition to buying it, I never would have let that one go. Tim really hit a home run with that one.
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Was this a one off from a show?
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Not quite a one-off, 3 were sold.
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I got one of my users out of the balcony today, a large pre-Idaho 21 with Mammoth Bark inlays.
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What a collection! Very nice indeed.
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Thank you!
Reduced to.... Haha! That Mammoth was an extremely lucky catch a couple years ago, and better still it came scratched up and with no docs. A guilt-free user.
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Is your Enigma a special version? For some reason, it doesn’t look like the ones I’ve seen. The outlines really pop on yours; however, I am also aware that most CGG’s look better in person than in photographs, so it might be the quality of your pictures. Just wondering...Thank you!
Reduced to.... Haha! That Mammoth was an extremely lucky catch a couple years ago, and better still it came scratched up and with no docs. A guilt-free user.
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I regret not buying one when I had the chance.
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Is your Enigma a special version? For some reason, it doesn’t look like the ones I’ve seen. The outlines really pop on yours; however, I am also aware that most CGG’s look better in person than in photographs, so it might be the quality of your pictures. Just wondering...
No, it's just a garden variety Enigma. I use a combination of shaded daylight and flash for most of my pics, those tend to give me the best pics.
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A Cocobolo Mnandi made in 2007.
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My Inkosi again, as the lanyard is now. Having fun playing this this one.....
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Hands down, the most meaningful knife in my collection.
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Bidding a fond farewell to a gorgeous Koa Sebenza tonight. Through some odd happenstance, I ended up with a pair of twins, clearly cut from the same block of wood. Since I haven't hit the lotto yet, I had to let one move onto another loving home.
