Zulu in giraffe bone looks good and... just makes sense.Zulu giraffe
Mark you may have noticed the 74s are one of my favorite frames too! Nice to have a complete set of the stainless!!! Looking forward to your new ones as well.Great thread James! :thumbup: I'm impressed by all the nice ones shown so far. The 74 is one of my favorites! I hope to update with a couple new ones...when they arrive!!
Mark
Thanks for helping with the spelling meako! Only thing worst than my spelling is my typing. Lots of PC challenges around here as of late. Hope yours doesn't give you any trouble so we can get a glimpse of your stampede real soon my friend.Great idea for a thread redsparrow.
I did a double take on the title though-
Nice!!! Looks like GEC captured a sunset in that bone handle. Awesome color!!!Nice 74's everyone. Great snakewood redsparrow. Nice collection of stainless models Ramrod!
I'm building up a small herd myself. Here is my latest acquisition. I've got 3 more I'll get posted up In the corral soon.
Harry, American Chestnut is possibly the best of the stainless. A little bit of Americana in every handle, very special!!!Old Barn Chestnut. Harry
Kind of a rough story but at least something was saved. Thanks for showing.house fire patina from its previous owner
Almost a matched set MeanStreaker! The ebony Stallions will certainly be a welcome addition to this thread.When I first placed my preorder, I was curious how similar (or not) the Autumn Leaf jigged bone would be to my 92 Talon's Goldenrod jigged bone. I love how my Autumn turned out. I have an ebony Stallion on a truck somewhere right now.
Exact same two I ordered p&g!!! Both of yours are as nice as they come and wonderful pics too, thanks!!!I received this pair a couple of days ago. Got lucky and the snakewood is nice and snakey :thumbup:
Beautiful piece Harry.
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Whoa! They both came out great!
Exact same two I ordered p&g!!! Both of yours are as nice as they come and wonderful pics too, thanks!!!
Beautiful photos Eric!!! Thanks for posting them. Has your 2012 BF trapper been modified?
-James
Great Photos Erik! Great use of light. How do you do that?
I received this pair a couple of days ago. Got lucky and the snakewood is nice and snakey :thumbup:
Jeff, thanks for showing those I was hoping to see some of the earlier 74s!!! Do you have a favorite?
-James
Thank you Alan! I try to use natural light as much as possible and most of the time edit the contrast, shadowing, and highlighting in a photo editor. That is really about it.
Thanks Erik. I've been sitting at my desk using my phone camera. Big difference! I'm lazy in the winter I guess.
Orange delrin stainless. Yellow Rose on order.
I received this pair a couple of days ago. Got lucky and the snakewood is nice and snakey :thumbup:
Old Engineer-I will take that barn chestnut everyday of the week. Such a wonderful knife, such beautiful wood. What a shame we cannot use more of it than what is recovered. Simply a beautiful piece, my favorite here, but all these wild mustangs are wonderful as well.
Thanks, Neal
Forum Knife Saddle Trapper, 2012
Burnt Stag Saddle Trapper
Autumn Gold Ranch Hand
Jeff glad you post up a Ranch Hand...need a ranch hand in this thread to keep the 'stangs in the Corral. Wait till the Stallions arrive!!! Love those Ranch Hands...need more pictures of those!!!
posted this one a few days ago.
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