A bowie by ST Venice, Italy

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Hello folks! I have just finished this cutting iron that I called #380. Total lenght is 360 mms, blade is 222 mms x 7 mms. Stainless steel 440C personally tempered to 60 HRC. Mirror finished + filework, fittings are brass and the handle is brasilian aroeira burl + ebony. Leather sheath (3,5 mms) + snake inlay, do you like it? Cordially, Stefano :)

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Really nice looking blade, the fit and finish are superb. Did you do the sheath also?
Fit and Finish look great. Congrats to Maker,
James
 
Nice looking Bowie! The fit and finish appear excellent and that burl is beautiful.
 
Every thing looks very good to me. I'm not a fan of brass, but like the patina you gave it. That wood is beautiful.
 
Really nice looking blade, the fit and finish are superb. Did you do the sheath also?
Fit and Finish look great. Congrats to Maker,
James
Thank you very much James! Yes, I always make the sheath too and sometimes the stands too; I make all my self, always; very cordially, Stefano :)
 
Every thing looks very good to me. I'm not a fan of brass, but like the patina you gave it. That wood is beautiful.
Thank you very much Keith, yes, I am agree with you: I do not love too much the brass, so I make the patina that it makes also it more stable in the time and more beautiful! Hi, cordially, Stefano :)
 
that is outstanding, wicked pissa, I hope to make a knife half as good as that one day. everything complements each other. well done
paul
 
that is outstanding, wicked pissa, I hope to make a knife half as good as that one day. everything complements each other. well done
paul
Thank you very much Paul! In my jobs, harmony have the priority, I am happy that you have felt it, hi friend, cordially, Stefano :)
 
Awesome! I love the handles especially --- and that sheath is beautiful too :thumbup:
 
I am always impressed when I see knifemakers take a piece of steel and a piece of wood and make it into a work of art....This would be a knife I would pass on to my children and grandchildren....Very nice work....It would not look out of place in an art museum.
 
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