Hey M Lovett, I've got something to tell you.

Since it's a day to pat Mike on the back, here is another perk. Let's see his WORK!!!!

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And, this final gem: A 'Junior Bear':

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Not too often do we see Mike's work up close. Wow it is clean!

Happy Birthday, guy! (All knives courtesy of KnifeLegends.com)

Coop
 
Happy Birthday Mr. Lovett!! I LOVE that subhilt, and the rest of your work. Sweet knife pix!!
 
Mike wish i would have know when i was talking to you last nite.

anyways happy birthday bro look forward to seeing you guys soon.

sar
 
Thanks Cindy!!! Tell Geno I said Hi! Coop can really turn a Sow's ear into a Silk Purse can't he!!! MIke
 
I love the knives but never understood why the Loveless faction uses the freehand electric pencil to number them. There has to be a cleaner approach.
 
I can't argue that one Anthony! I'm not crazy about it myself. You wont find it on any Lovett except the Loveless Connection pieces. I can't speak for others, but Since Bob has authorized these knives from me, I do what Bob and The collectors want. Many have demanded it. Especially serious Loveless collectors. I wouldn't mind using stencils at all. But that just Wouldn't be Loveless. I do them exactly the way Bob Lovelss and Jim Merritt have taught me. They are after all, the Lovett-Loveless Connection. Thanks Sir! Mike
 
Keith Montgomery said:
Mike, you should study calligraphy. You would be able to put those numbers on nicer by hand than with a stencil.
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Keith, If I couldn't type, I wouldn't be able to wright!!! Hell, I can't even read it! Mike:eek:
 
Hey Mike
I am absolutely speechless. I have never seen your knives quite like this before. They are far more than words can describe. Well done, Sir! Keep up your immaculate work. Sorry, missed your birthday, but all the best for the coming year. :) :) :)

I am very appreciative of all the assistance you have given me. I am honoured to know you, my friend.
Rob
 
You know, stencils for a logo or numerical sequences have their due respect. Even though putting them on there and dealing with the companies that makes them can be a pain in the neck.;) Sure he has a hand etched numbers on his knives but look at who he is. He's a master knifemaker that I would love to be the owner of one of these fine knives. It makes it unique.:thumbup:
 
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