Cherokee Rose in the Barn!!

tedwca

tedwca

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My Cherokee Rose finally got some pics. Sorry guys - I was a little rushed on this one. I'm not totally happy, but thought I'd share anyways.

No chopping though.

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Okay, so an M43 AND one of these on my to buy list. You people are the nicest kind of financial evil.
 
Dammit, boy, you take good pics!!!!

I can't even figure out how to make my daughter's stupid little digital focus......

:-(

Andy
 
There've been a lot of different handle carvings on the Rose, but the work on that one is amazing... thanks for the look, Ted. Free samples from a pro. :D


Mike
 
Sorry you're not totally happy.? I'd like to see a picture of the Cherokee Rose in someone's hand to get an idea of the size/scale. It's one of those things I really don't need, but something keeps telling me to consider buying one :D
 
holy crap ted... this pic is amazing :eek:
RUSHED!?!?! you sure did a great job :D :thumbup:
thanks for sharing :)
 
daaaaaaaaaaaamn that looks good. i bet the knives would sell way faster if they always looked like that. these roses sat up for a while before people bought em. i know i wouldn't have been able to resist if this was the pic.

ted....please stop it. your pictures are cancer to my wallet.
 
Ad Astra said:
There've been a lot of different handle carvings on the Rose, but the work on that one is amazing... thanks for the look, Ted. Free samples from a pro. :D


Mike
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Agreed. That handle is my favorite of the Roses. Ted, if you should ever be insane enough to sell her, I'd like first right of refusal.
 
Holy cow man, that is one of the best pics I have seen in a long time. Loaded with atmosphere. HI needs to put that pic up on the site to advertise the Cherokee Rose. Awesome, just awesome!

:thumbup: :thumbup:
 
Your picture really brings out the handle. I've never seen such subtle highlights. Very good.



munk
 
Beautiful picture, thank you Ted
 
Great picture Ted! A lot of thought went into that. Now you just need a pre-safety levergun in there to be true to the time period.
Lloyd
 
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