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I finally got some shots that show the detail on the James Luman Bowie. I thought I'd share with you folk. the more I mess with this one the more I like it.
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I finally got some closeups of My James Luman Bowie
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spalted maple
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That really looks like fiddleback or tiger maple. I have always liked the way these maples look. That damascus is outstanding. Is it a spirograph damascus?
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Those close-ups are stunning!!
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Simply Amazing Work
I love his work , I just don't see how they do it . You are a lucky man to have that one .
BTW: Nice BDM !! I carry a fully engraved , blued P35
I love his work , I just don't see how they do it . You are a lucky man to have that one .
BTW: Nice BDM !! I carry a fully engraved , blued P35
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Who did the carving on the sheath?
Good work!
Good work!
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Mr. Luman does all of his own sheathwork as well. I guess when you're snowed in on some mountain in Montana there's little else to do.
he makes a custom sheath for each knife that is numbered to the knife.