Bose Knives

Man I hate this thread...

Seriously, the Bose knives are just awesome! They are works of art and yet they are top notch tools. What more could you ask for?!

I read that Tony is not taking orders at the current time, and Reese is booked for five years. With that said, you guys that own a Wilfred Works Bose are lucky dogs. :thumbup::)
 
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My newest Bose

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Oh boy! That is a knockout, Kerry. Thanks for posting it.
I am totally happy with the 2014 Case-Bose Lock back Wharncliffe Whittler I have. I can only imagine how nice the real thing is.
 
T.Bose 3 7/8" Wharncliffe LBW - Always a pleasure to see the fine artistry. :thumbup::)
 
The lockback shows what we've come to know about Tony's skill involved in making a pocketknife of this difficultly.

Even more is the ability to pull off that uniquely shaped pen semi- spear blade,not every maker has that eye. Many who try end up looking disturbing instead of intriguing.
 
I picked up a knife from a guy in Florida named Noah Mucha that says it came from Rhett's estate. He had it on ebay as a old Napanoch. In the pictures it looked like the blade on the knife was a Napanoch but the handle and frame looked new and custom made. I thought it looked like a Bose made knife. I got it in the mail and found it to have marked on the inner liner T Bose Wilfred IN. I called Tony and he said that he did indeed make the knife. The blade came from Rhett and that he built the knife around the blade. It's about 4 5/8" closed. Tony said that he jigged the bone himself for the handles.

It's the first knife I ever owned made by Tony and it sure is nice, check out the pics.





 
That's a great find there. Congratulations!
 
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