BLADE SHOW ’10 – Show us what you got; Please!

[Sean O'Hare]

Here is a group shot of some of the knives that I will be bringing to Blade.

Most of these are new designs. I will be at table 7F this year.

Sean

 

[jdm61]

After Blade, it will almost certainly not be shown publicly again.

Best,

Bob

Must not let the Hobbitses steal the Preshus! Just kidding. That is an amazing piece. I look forward to seeing it.:thumbup:

 

[KEmSAT-Survival]

It is absolutely humbling to look at such beautiful pieces. Gorgeous work, guys...absolutely stunning.

 

[Charles Vestal]

Here's some of what I will be taking to Blade.

This one is a new design for me. A small modified wharncliffe.

3 1/8" blade 7" OAL, Ironwood Burl scales

Amber Stag Chute

A Hand Rubbed Amber Stag Chute. The photo doesn't show the hand rub very well.

Take care

Charles

 

[Rodrigo Sfreddo]

Hello Guys! Sorry for thedelay in answer, I was in Buenos Aires for the Anual Knife Exibiton they have there, and it was great!
Brion and Gary... WOW! We'll be in good company!
David, sorry, but the bowie was sold in Argentina (I really was pushed hard by the customer...), but I'll take it to show at the Blade.
If everything goes right, I'll make another to sell at the blade, with the yataghan.

Cheers!

 

[VCM3]

Rick asked me to post these,they'll be on his table,this year
Sheaths by Larry Parsons

 

[Kyle Royer]

Hi everyone!

Wow! Those are some cool looking knives everyone.

Here is a knife I will have available at Blade.

It has a 5 1/8" 5160 blade, Ebony handle, coined titanium liners around the grooved and border cut salt blued steel spacer. The guard is sculpted mild steel that's been salt blued also. The handle is 4 1/2" long.

I am working on an antique bowie now that I'll have at the show and if I have time I'll make an auto for the show. I also have a knife for display at the show that I just finished which I believe is one of my nicer pieces. I may or may not show it on here before the show.

I would like to thank my brother Caleb for the great picture also. Thanks Caleb!

 

[Joss]

That's lovely, Kyle.

 

[Kevin Jones]

IMO, that's the definition of "elegance" in a knife.
Super nice Kyle.

 

[RogerP]

Beautiful knife Kyle, and great job on the photo by Caleb.

Roger

 

[xaman]

Wow Kyle, that really is lovely. I rarely like flat guards, but this one overwhelms me with it's beauty... Well done!

 

[stephanfowler]

Hello all,

I wanted to give everyone a quick look at what I will have on my table at the Blade Show


The entire gallery can be seen here



6 3/4 Laddered "W" Pattern
Fighter Blade
"W" Pattern Fittings
Stag Handle

Fighter
7 1/4" W2 Blade
Ironwood Handle
Stainless Double Guard

9 1/4 W2 Dirk style Fighter, Ironwood Handle,
Stainless Guard and Ferrule

7 3/4" W2 Recurve Chopper
5" Blackwood Handle
Stainless Guard

Brut De Forge Fighter
6 3/4" 1095 Blade
5 1/8" Black Canvas Micarta Handle
Stainless Guard

Brut De Forge Camp Knife
5 3/4" 1095 Blade
4 3/4" Brown Canvas Micarta Handle
Stainless Guard

 

[Kyle Royer]

Very nice Stephan!

I think the Dirk style fighter is my favorite out of these. Great work!

 

[Les George]

Some of my stuff with Chad Nichols stainless san mai (154 core).Chad really knocked it outta the park with this steel!

Table 19c

R/S
Les

 

[Kevin Jones]

Nice looking designs Les which seem to be very well executed. :thumbup:

 

[Kevin Jones]

Stephan I like the Dirk style Fighter the most. It has very nice lines.
The others look to be nice functional hard work knives.

The damascus on the Stag Bowie looks very nice, that's going to be quite a looker too when finished.

Nice job.

 

[petah]

Stephan I sent you an email. Great looking pieces yo have there!

 

[The Amazing Virginian]

Great thread!

I have spotted one knife on this thread that I must have.

Keep posting those photos guys, and I may spot another.

 

[VCM3]

Here are two Fillet knives by Rick ,that'll be at the show.Mammoth & hollow ground ss. Scabbard type sheaths by Larry Parsons,with exotic inlays.

 

[BRTATCK]

Here are a couple heading to Atlanta. Yes Les one is the sub-hilt. Both are recurves and both have ironwood and hamons. The larger sub-hilt is W-2 with a hamon the really gets your attention. The guard and sub-guard are 416 and silicon bronze with a total of nine pieces in the handle. The shorter fighter is 1084 with a more subtle hamon. I should have a couple more in a few days.