Bose Knives

[JC in SC]

Wow, that is gorgeous. I believe that to be the best looking Bose I've seen yet, which speaks volumes.

 

[black mamba]

Ditto to all of the above. I don't have the words for this one. :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[Cjchance]

Beautiful.... Absolutely, beautiful!

 

[Dr Bill]

Just when you think Tony can't raise the bar any higher he does!!

That may be the best Bose ever. Love the blue damascus shield. Wow!!!

 

[zippin44]

Now THAT is a cool knife!
Thanks for posting the pics for us to see.

 

[texasflyfisher]

Speechless!

 

[bakerg2g]

Are you kidding me! That's unbelieveable!
I don't care for Damascus, But Tony made
it work very well with that Ivory! WOW!!
The "Old Dog" can do it all!!


Jason

 

[Don Hanson III]

Here is something you don't see much of from Wilfred Works...damascus. This 4 5/8" saddlehorn from Tony has Master Smith Robert Eggerling mosaic damascus and blued damascus bolsters and shield from a piece made by Keith Kilby. The blade was etched and the remainder of the damascus hardware and steel pins are cold blued. All of that is nestled in a bed of lucious, creamy ivory....mmmmmmmm

WOW! Just WOW!

I think it would look better with a more 'traditional' damascus pattern, BUT I still love it!

 

[KnifeHead]

WOW! Just WOW!

I think it would look better with a more 'traditional' damascus pattern, BUT I still love it!

Yeah but, finding some hand made, traditional damascus ... like...wow!...that would be really diffficult, wouldn't it?

Some Hanson damascus would be sweet.

 

[sigman]

'scuse me sounding dumb here.... but are the pins cold blued after fitting - in which case how do you not get the cold blue liquid on the ivory? Or are the pins blued before fitting - in which case how is the blueing not ground off when fitting?
Just curious to know....perhaps Tony or Kerry can help out?

Colin.

 

[KnifeHead]

The pins were blued after final finishing....very carefully. Also, Tony said that he etched the bolsters, not blued.

 

[wagglebee]

The pins were blued after final finishing....very carefully.

That's amazing, I can't imagine how that could be done without having it weep onto the ivory.

 

[Don Hanson III]

Yeah but, finding some hand made, traditional damascus ... like...wow!...that would be really diffficult, wouldn't it?

Some Hanson damascus would be sweet.

I could be talked into trading Hanson damascus for a T.Bose knife...

 

[wagglebee]

I could be talked into trading Hanson damascus for a T.Bose knife... :

That would be something to see! :thumbup:

 

[drj211]

Anyone have an idea where the damascus beauty is going? Anyone gonna 'fess up?

 

[Robert.B]

Is it bad when you dream you got a bose folder and then wake up disappointed? that damascus piece is absolutely amazing! I love the look of that ivory with variation of color. Once i'm back stateside I need to get one, I passed up a case/bose swing guard from charlie mike and wish i didnt now!

 

[canineforge]

That would be something to see! :thumbup:

That would require double bullock shields!

Awesome saddlehorn, Tony! The ivory I'm seeing on these most recent beauties just seems to be getting better and better. :thumbup: The damascus and hardware really expound it on this one.

- Joe

 

[waynorth]

Stunning knife Tony! Nice to see you straying off into the Artsy stuff - - - - - - -as long as you don't go completely over to the Dark side!

Die-hard Charlie

 

[JpN]

Awesome contrast in that Saddlehorn....

 

[Peregrin]

The saddlehorn is not one of my favorite patterns, but I'd sure make an exception for this one.

The materials and flawless execution are way over the top! :thumbup::thumbup: