That Anderson is really nice looking. Tom's collared pivot really dresses up a knife without bolsters. I can't help but finding his work similar to Elishewitz as far as cosmetic touches. While these elegant touches are not currently in tune with my tastes, I still find myself gazing at their work to see what they are doing next.
The Blackwood is, well a Blackwood. Meaning that they always look great and deal out their fair share of knife lust. They also remind me that the piggy bank reserved for the medium Hunter I have been wanting is nearly full
A couple of beauties, especially the Anderson. I don't see 'em much around here, which is mind-boggling. I never thought to compare him with Elishewitz, but now that blademan mentions it, it makes sense. Both have very unique touches...
I think Tom Anderson is in a class by himself and I'm not talking about clowns! I've had the pleasure of handling the first Seahawk which is very similar and also of inspecting the collar design closeup. Tom's work is simply incredible. Of course so is Neil's. Nice pair of knives!
Nice pics!! I've always liked Toms folders too. Several of my folder designs looked alot like his for some reason so I abandoned them Actually, any that I drew up with a wharncliff blade DID!! If he's in Atlanta this year I might take a serious look at his table!
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