A seasonal W&SS knife...sort of

[hushnel]

We are in the full blown holiday season. All the parties and family get togethers really do call for special tools and one that I came up with a few years back has proved itself time and time again. I figured some of you would appreciate it and took a couple extra photos of it while killing some Friday work time.

With out further preamble I submit the hors d'oeuvre sword. When going for that last olive or bacon wrapped wiener we know who is going to triumph uncontested.

Sterling Silver handle and hilt.

Ebony Handle with sterling silver hilt

Sheathed inconspicuously in my beret

The blades are Osbourn leather awls, when I was a kid I used to love those cheap plastic hors d'oeuvre swords that stuck the olives together in Dad's Martinis and I played with them until they broke, now that I'm a big boy I can make much more durable facsimiles

 

[j williams]

Oh crap those are awesome.

I think you pinpointed where my blade obsession came from. I LOVED those things when I was little.

That would probably get me in trouble after drinking a bit though....I can imagine my wife hurting me after the 20th time of poking her with one.

 

[THE PUNISHER]

Hell o pete those are kool..........

 

[matthewdanger]

Those are ridiculously awesome! The little sheath is really impressive too.

So can you baton toothpicks with them?

 

[Carolina River Rat]

Awesome. You always make the coolest stuff.

 

[hushnel]

So can you baton toothpicks with them?

Oh yeah, and I can push it through 14 oz saddle skirting too

The silver chain on the sheath attaches to the small kilt pin, also in the picture, I made it out of sterling silver too, I can be attached to any fabric.

 

[Rockywolf]

I like them! I still love the little plastic swords too, had one in a drink recently and slipped it into my pocket to play with later. I'm such a nerd.

 

[Diomedes Industries]

They look like Awl blades.

I need one for stitching sheaths!

TF

 

[hushnel]

I know, who of us on this forum could resist them. They turn up in the washing machine from time to time.

 

[hushnel]

They look like Awl blades.

The blades are Osbourn leather awls, when I was a kid I used to love those cheap plastic hors d'oeuvre swords that stuck the olives together in Dad's Martinis and I played with them until they broke, now that I'm a big boy I can make much more durable facsimiles

Yep, that they are, I get them from www.campbell-bosworth.com

 

[mymindisamob]

 

[mtnfolk mike]

that is cool... nice work...:thumbup:

 

[moonwilson]

I know, who of us on this forum could resist them. They turn up in the washing machine from time to time.

I was all about those things when I was a kid too. I always used to mod them by removing the "D" guard though.

The versions in the OP look good to go as is. :thumbup:

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

My grandparents have the most AWESOME set of steel ones they picked up forever ago in Spain. They have a little brass carousel stand that they store in.

They look SORT of like these ones.

 

[Carolina River Rat]

I was right fond of arming my GI Joes with them. I also used to remove the D guard on them. I preferred blue or green.

 

[hushnel]

My grandparents have the most AWESOME set of steel ones they picked up forever ago in Spain. They have a little brass carousel stand that they store in.

They look SORT of like these ones.

I need that

 

[matthewdanger]

I need that

Make your own and post lots and lots of pics!

 

[JK Knives]

I like them! I still love the little plastic swords too, had one in a drink recently and slipped it into my pocket to play with later. I'm such a nerd.

I`m glad I`m not the only one who still does that.

 

[koyote]

excellent. I ordered some extra awl blades a while back and still haven't tried that out...

 

[fishshooter]

Those are too cool. I remember mom buying me a bag of the plastic ones when I was a kid. Your version is exponentially more awesome!