Flute Ivory Folder

[winstonknives]

Blade: 3 3/8" Tip of blade to end of bolster. Damascus 1095/L6, modified "W" pattern, Gold colored,file worked stainless thumb stud, Blade has rope pattern file work, wharnecliff style blade
Bolsters: 136 Layer twist damascus with nickel foil, Heat blued, Gold colored ss screws, file worked gold colored pivot
Scales: Fluted mammoth ivory with blued screws
Frame: Gold anodized, file worked titanium
Back bar: Nickel twist damascus with rope pattern file work on top and vine pattern inside knife.
Length closed: 4 5/8"
Length open: 7 15/16"

Sometimes you gotta take a break from drop point hunters.

Thanks for looking. Let me know what you think.

 

[LaBella]

nice as always Mr. Winston!:thumbup:

 

[jujigatame]

Wow, that's sweet. I love all the filework and the ivory. A hell of a piece.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

I have to say, that is the nicest knife that I have seen from you. Excellent work.

 

[Clydetz]

Outstanding David! Love those fluted handles and filework! :thumbup:

 

[airyq]

I agree with Keith, this is the nicest knife that I have seen from you. I especially like the different file work on the top and bottom of the back bar.

If you are not careful, you are going to make a name for yourself as a maker of art folders, in addition to being the maker of good looking working knives.

Great work.

 

[madcap_magician]

I really like the bolsters, and the filework is :thumbup:

 

[Bruce Bump]

Very nice! Shes a beauty!

 

[winstonknives]

I appreciate all the nice comments. This type of knife puts the fun back in it. The bad part is I only get to play with it a few more days before I have to ship it.

Thanks

David

 

[Doug C]

What all these guys said,plus,it's drop dead classy.Congrats to the lucky new owner! :thumbup:

 

[Bigjohn]

:thumbup: Call this one the Winston WOW......great job