Bose Knives

Lot's 'o "PlatinumPlayuhs" come to this thread. :) ...just sayin.
 
Kerry, your posts are always enjoyable, esp. of course, the ones with knife pics. BUT, shouldn't you be spending more time knifemaking ? now that i'm "on the list", i gotta keep tabs on ya, 'cause ya never know how long a guy's got, eh !
roland
 
waynorth said:
With the rounded ends, and sunk joint, and low-lying blade, you could carry that Knife all day, every day in your pocket. Of course you'd have to take it out and CF and CE it on a regular basis! Whattabeauty!!

BTW, some Rabbit, onions, and Morels in a skillet would make a mighty tasty meal!!
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Hey Sweetie! Don't forget the garlic!!!!:D
 
Reese is doing some very nice work and this rogers whittler with ebony scales is outstanding.
 
The Pup makes a Doggone Fantastic Knife!
Thanks for sharing such a BEAUTY, Sweetie!
Loving that Ebony!
 
I owned one of those whittlers once.What a masterpiece.
-Vince
 
Here is a beautiful Reese Bose Northfield Whittler in Brown Bone. I prefer my Rodgers Whittler for EDC, but this one is Great for Fondling. :) Sorry for the poor scans but I'm an amateur and haven't quite figured this deal out yet.
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Wow Jon,that's crazy :thumbup:.Holy cow!!!:thumbup:
-Vince
 
IMO,the gunstock is an under rated pattern.One thing about it,the shape of the frame,allows for the secondary blade to set lower ,nested in the handle,closed,making it a comfortable feeling two blader,using the main blade.
-Vince
 
That's some crazy ivory action on that gunstock! Thanks for sharing.
 
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