Bose Knives

This is Reese firing on all cylinders, exemplary work, beautifully photographed by the third "Wizard of Wilfred"!

Jeff
 
BUMP! :)

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Makes me weak in the knees!!
What a beautiful Stag Doggie!!

Here Boy!! (whistle, whistle!!)
 
Yowza!! Gorgeous dog trapper from the old dog himself.
 
You're killing me with that picture John!

Do you have anymore of the one in the center (the jack with the incredible clip and diamond shield)?
 
Sure thing Rob, here several pics of that fine specimen. Sorry about the fingerprint on the shield in the first pic.

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Those are all so nice! I think the bone handled swayback is my favorite, but they are all just beautiful!
 
slide13 said:
Those are all so nice! I think the bone handled swayback is my favorite, but they are all just beautiful!
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The swayback is a pattern that really didn't have any visual appeal to me until I saw that photo! Out of all that goodness, I agree with your choice of a favorite.
 
I'll take the Diamond Jack please!!!!
Whattawunderfulknife!!
 
wafarers said:
Chief, did Rick handle one of those fixed zulu knives?
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Yes, Rick halfted the zulu without a shield using old ivory micarta with red spacers.

oldrifleman said:
Love the ivory desk knife! Would love one of those! Steven
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Thanks Steven, it's one of my favorites. Others spend the majority of the time in the safe but that one stays close at hand.
 
Really beautiful knives, John, especially the Diamond Jack - congrats! :thumb up:
Does "close at hand" also mean you actually carry it?
 
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