Hornswoggled!

[JoKr]

 

[Horsewright]

 

[JoKr]

Cognet le Thiers

 

[Jack Black]

 

[Peregrin]

Here's mine.
1. BF 2020 Knife
2. Conaz I picked up in Spoleto, Italy a few years ago
3. A. Wright & Son Lamb Foot. A treasured gift from our own Jack Black . Thanks, Jack!
4. 5 Coqs (cockerels) from Fontenille - Pataud

 

[Jack Black]

Here's mine.
1. BF 2020 Knife
2. Conaz I picked up in Spoleto, Italy a few years ago
3. A. Wright & Son Lamb Foot. A treasured gift from our own Jack Black . Thanks, Jack!
4. 5 Coqs (cockerels) from Fontenille - Pataud

A pleasure my friend, that's one of the 5 'Midnight Specials' from my 2017 Guardians Lambsfoot run. I remember Ron Half/Stop had one, but I forget who has the other 3

 

[Will Power]

Sardinia in the snow

 

[Horsewright]

 

[kamagong]

Horn...I don't consider myself a fan, and yet somehow I managed to pick up a few specimens this past year.

Here's a blonde. It's pressed, so the quality is not great. But it's also translucent, so it appears to almost glow in the right light. I get a childish pleasure from that.

Here's some buffalo. Very black, with just enough white to let you know that you're dealing with a natural material and not plastic.

What I really like though are strawberry blondes, those pale horns with red/pink highlights.

image by Gigi Sechi

 

[draggat]

Ram horn

 

[RayseM]

 

[waynorth]

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I like your granite "egg"!! Nice (Steri) knife, also!!

 

[Campbellclanman]

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Sometimes a knife with less gives so much more, and imo this Knife is a brilliant example of that, beautiful flowing curve, letting the beauty of the Horn do the job without anything else added to the Knife- and the Blade shape and Handle compliment each other very well- this Knife is gorgeous.

 

[Horsewright]

Horn and ironwood:

 

[nmcbride]

This has me feeling a bit horny great group of knives they are beautiful.

 

[Sharp & Fiery]

Horn and ironwood:

This is awesome, Dave! Is that a weird shadow on the blade?

 

[draggat]

Sometimes a knife with less gives so much more, and imo this Knife is a brilliant example of that, beautiful flowing curve, letting the beauty of the Horn do the job without anything else added to the Knife- and the Blade shape and Handle compliment each other very well- this Knife is gorgeous.

Thank you! Italians really have excellent design aesthetics and it helps when you use good materials!

 

[Horsewright]

This is awesome, Dave! Is that a weird shadow on the blade?

No it was clay coated during heat treat, what I call a working hamon because I don’t spend a lot of time chasing it. Consequently, seems pretty durable since its not highly polished. Kinda rustic. Thanks!

 

[Campbellclanman]

Horn and ironwood:

Your work is stunning my friend, I have always liked looking at your Knives and the skill set involved- amazing! I note that you have a style to your Knives - and that's a great thing! Out of curiosity - have you ever done a big Bowie or a Big camp knife? ( I hope I don't offend in any way whatsoever in asking the question ).

 

[maxjeg]