Gallery of
Knives: Page 12
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The classic
Hiking Blade all dolled up by Michael DyFoon with buffalo horn
handles and some dressy custom engraving. A design like this can go from
camping to a night on the town without missing a step. Michael is at fishnfool972tx@aol.com |
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More fancy engraving from Michael DyFoon turn a Hawk and Eagle combination into a one of a kind treasured keepsake. Cocobolo scales and and a well made twin pouch really make these stand out. Wow. | ||
This beautiful
Trout Fillet knife by Frank Marshall would be right at home on the
fanciest fishing boat. The black Corian and turquoise gemstone
takes a high polish and makes this a royal looking blade. Frank is at fmarshall4@cogeco.ca |
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David Vickery made
a
Chef's Blade that looks like it's as much fun to use as it is
efficient. Handle is layered Dymondwood. David is at david.vickery7@gmail.com |
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Terrific little Orion Skinning Blade by David Quick features a lacewood and maple burl handle finished with a high gloss spar varnish that insures a durable handle that will stand up to even the wettest and sloppiest conditions. Also has the best use of a credit card that I've seen: a spacer in the handle. David can be reached at david_quick@sbcglobal.net | ||
Now this is what a
Puukko is supposed to look like! This beautiful and hardworking blade
and sheath features horn and Jade gemstone spacers and was made by James
Bauer. James can be reached at jamesfloydbauer@bresnan.net |
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Wow, wouldn't this rustic looking horn-handled Ulu by Rick Mahony look right at home in your vacation cabin? Lace bindings complete the look. Rick can be contacted at retiredmahonys@yahoo.com | ||
Frontier Bowie by Ivan Coutu sports an attractive cross cut tiger maple handle. Looking at it sit here is like watching a Porsche just idling at the red light. Ivan is at coutuim@shaw.ca | ||
Leather washer handles don't have to be ugly. This Nova and modified Andromeda have shaped leather washers dyed with a red artists ink. Spacers are stacked fiber sheet. Knives made by Pat Percival of NorthCoast Knives | ||
While we're at it, let's run a steamroller over another stereotype: a fillet knife while being fully functional, can also be a work of art. Frank Marshall's Trout Fillet blade sports dark turquoise gemstone over white Corian. Three of them together make a beauty pageant. Frank is at iammf@icloud.com | ||
The Rev. Jimmy Chrisawn of Rock Springs, Wyoming has been a busy guy indeed. Check out this ambitious collection of Meercats, Cats, Foxes, Badgers, Dingos and Barracudas. Someone is going to have a Merry Christmas! Reverend Jimmy can be reached at jchrisawn@gmail.com | ||
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Now here's a clever idea: Ivan Coutu of Chilliwack, British Columbia, uses
20MM (expended) cannon shells for an attractive hadle that's sure to start a
conversation. Ivan is at coutuim@shaw.ca |
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A gorgeous trio of Nova Blades by Kenneth Schmutz with natural horn handles and composite gemstone details gives you a knife that is hardworking and functional but looks like it should be on a display pedestal. Ken is at kenneth.schmutz1@gmail.com | ||
Gorgeous kitchen knife set held in place on a black oak burl stand with ceramic magnets made by Erwin Ludwig. Wouldn't that really class up anyone's kitchen and inspire you to cook up a feast? Erwin is at erwin_ludwig@yahoo.com. | ||
Curtis-Albert Poppenburg made this work of art from the Slim Bowie blade with imbedded turquoise gemstone and donated it to a fundraiser last year. I would have bought a couple tickets myself. Curtis is at CPoppenburg@blockpain.com | ||
Now this is what a puukko blade is supposed to look like! Superb craftsmanship and traditional design by John Myshkoff yield a blade that should be proudly carried and displayed. German silver bolsters, black alder root burl and ironwood handle. John is at jmyshkoff@hotmail.com | ||
Bear Blade made by McNeb O Bear sports a faux stag handle ( Shhh! Don't tell anyone it's not real!) that gives ir a high end collectors lookmand feel. He's at mckneb@gmail.com | ||
Cricket Blade made by McNeb O Bear shows off a Bocote handle that he finished with super glue This will give toiu a handle finish that should last darn near forever.He's at mckneb@gmail.com | ||
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I'd love to see a picture of your personal creation here and love to build up the NCK Gallery to a dozen pages or so. Send pictures of your proud craftsmanship to pjp2@NorthCoastKnives.com |
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