3 Blade Designs in Whitetail Antler - CJ Custom Knives

[CJBULL]

Here are three different blade designs in Alabama Damascus with Whitetail Antler handles.
FYI - I haven't mentioned this in recent posts because I thought it was understood, but all my prices include my custom, hand stitched and tooled sheath.

Whitetail Hunter




SPECS
OAL: 8 7/8”
Blade: 4 3/4”
Blade Steel: 1/8” Alabama Damascus
File work: Vine & Thorn
Handle: Whitetail Antler
Guard & Butt cap: Alabama Damascus
Sheath: : 6-7 oz premium leather sheath, Hand tooled for right hand carry
Price: $350

Mini Numa in Whitetail Antler




SPECS
OAL: 7 7/8”
Blade: 4 3/8”
Blade Steel: 5/32” Alabama Damascus
File work: Vine & Thorn
Handle: Whitetail Antler
Guard & Butt cap: Alabama Damascus
Sheath: : 6-7 oz premium leather sheath, Hand tooled for right hand carry
Price: $350

Massasauga in Whitetail Antler




SPECS
OAL: 8 3/4”
Blade: 5 1/8”
Blade Steel: 5/32” Alabama Damascus
File work: Vine & Thorn
Handle: Whitetail Antler
Guard & Butt cap: Alabama Damascus
Sheath: 6-7 oz premium leather sheath, Hand tooled for right hand carry
Price: $350

All Knives include Priority Shipping and insurance in the U.S.
Canada, Mexico and Overseas sales are welcome but they must pay actual shipping costs and customs.
Paypal: cjcustomknives@yahoo.com or USPS money order/personal check with time to clear.

 

[yakstone]

Great looking blades.
Could you include a photo of all 3 side by side?

Thanks,
Dave

 

[CJBULL]

Could you include a photo of all 3 side by side?

Thanks,
Dave

Hope you don't mind scrolling through the pics. I added some in hand pics, as well.
Top to Bottom: Whitetail Hunter, Mini Numa, Massasauga

Whitetail Hunter

Mini Numa

Massasauga

 

[yakstone]

Thanks for adding those, makes it a lot easier to see the subtle differences in the knives.

 

[redsquid2]

Timeless beauty. I especially am impressed with the filework and the leather tooling.

 

[CJBULL]

Thanks yakstone and redsquid2! These were fun knives to create. I spent a lot of time going through antlers in an antique store in Texas to find the ones that I liked fit in my hand.
Hoping someone will give them a new home, I've enjoyed them long enough.