Bose Knives

John, you and I need to have a talk about that BP since I have its read headed step child now. Blues, great pics and great knife.
 
First, nice improved pics of a great knife, Elliott!
Next; it took a little while to get this deal finished, but here she be! I look forward to adding my pocket lint to Tony's and John Hanlon's and an R.I. friend in this baby, and I am working on that right now (he pats his purse-less pocket!). It is sharp, but I will touch it up, by and by. The bone is exquisite, and the size at a bit over 3 1/2" is just what I need. And give me rat-tail bolsters, and I'll follow you anywhere:eek:!:D
Thanks Tony for makin' it, John and my Rhode Island friend for selling it on in succession to me. I am the fourth owner and user.
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Now I know I love you for your knives, to heck with the french toast. I will stay as long as you can tolerate the old man drooling all day long looking at your collection.
Jim
 
Charlie...you deserve a great knife like that, my friend, and it is right down your alley with that belt ground finish. Use it in good health.:thumbup::cool:
 
KnifeHead said:
Charlie...you deserve a great knife like that, my friend, and it is right down your alley with that belt ground finish. Use it in good health.:thumbup::cool:
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You are right, Kerry! We don't need no shiney knives!:p



Ordinary member of the Don't Say Wharny, Slippy or Shiney league, and knife consumer!:D
 
Congrat's Charlie,Use it in good health.It's a beauty!
-Vince
 
Nice snag…a WT like that in RemBone and a Killer Stag Saddlehorn are the quintessential Bose for any serious collector. Nice picture too
 
I can finally add to this thread! I recently purchased a 3inch shadow trapper by Reese. This has been used/carried and shows marks on the blade and spring. It's a user and I have and will be carrying it. Clip point with a great swedge, ATS-34 blade, excellent action.

A question: Does Reese do "clean ups" on purchased knives? Would he rescale this? I think it would amazing in a jigged bone.









 
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Muddy, it'd probably be best to contact Reese directly since he doesn't participate in the thread (to my knowledge). You can get contact info at www.boseknives.com
 
Tony demonstrated hand grinding a blade and putting together a Arkansas Hunter while at the Case Customer Appreciation even over a week ago. Here is an interesting shot of Tony and Case CEO Tom Arrowsmith with Tom holding a leather strop while Tony puts a keen edge on the knife he just finished. Looks like Tom is a bit uneasy about the whole situation.

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