Busse/Art??

rover said:
All art serves a function, but everything functional isn't art.

Wouldn't it be sweet if you could total a Ferrari doing donuts in the mud and they'd send you a new one? :)
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agreed, on both accounts.

I'm a big fan of design, in all things. guns (a fine 1911 or the like), furniture (Eames, etc), homes (I prefer the modern), knives, etc.

every time I hold or use my ASH1, for example, I notice each and every contour, every (what I presume is a) well thought out detail. I love it.

that sort of attention to detail, these manifestations of ones imagination brought forth into reality, much less a useful reality... :)
 
My 97 year old grandmother kept commenting on what a beautiful knife my SAR-4 is as she was cutting up the Christmas turkey with it. She even mentioned it should be displayed. I told her, it already is. I keep it on my desk at home in one of those Spyderco large knife holders. I also have a tower that holds my folders as they are beautiful to behold as well. And to use! Sure would like to add a Busse folder to my collection.

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Thats a Sweet Sar-4 in that photo Bill nice looking handles too! :thumbup: I believe your grandmother's spot on.
 
Thanks for the pix. :thumbup:
MM--- My next Busse will be of the Long type.:)
 
...... did someone say BAMA CLAY???


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(I've got to be more careful about getting rid of all the pet hair before I snap pictures. With three dogs and two cats, our place is loaded with the stuff)
 
I thought you had those hairs around to test the sharpness of your Bamma Clay Beauties. :thumbup:
 
I think the smooth bolt set from Easton is some of the greatest works of art made by Busse.

Just amazing!




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