Ivory and damascus daggers

[Mike Quesenberry]

I have pictures of two daggers. The first is 2 of 5 with Linda Karst Stone doing some amazing scrim of an alligator or croc for the customer. I built a sheath for the customer to take it gator hunting. It is also a finer pattern of W's and a thicker blade, .190 compared to .160

The other dagger , 3 of 5, is just a plain ol' W pattern damascus blade, frame handle, gold liners and pre ban ivory peened on with silver pins. OAL 14 1/4", hope you like them.

 

[Jos]

Very nice daggers. Cool scrim. Beautiful damascus.

Kind regards,

Jos

 

[John White]

Mike, you're surely fulfilling the expectations I had from seeing your JS blades. I love the dagger sequence: great design and equal execution.

BTW, a friend of ours from Redding sent a copy of the newspaper article from the Regional section. Nice write-up,Congrats!

John

 

[Raymond Richard]

Nice work! Looking forward to seeing you and your work in Boise come November....

 

[Big Rick]

Mike as always stunning work by you, beautiful symetry on the daggers and some of the best scim I've seen for a while!!

 

[Thomas Claud]

Really great looking work Mike! Now get back to work!

 

[wdtorque]

Beauty Mike! Really nice.
I'd take it gator hunting, NOT!
Love that gator scrim too, great package. Dozier (not the famous one)

 

[Billy Helton]

Wow that is beautiful mike.

 

[C.Edmondson]

Man thats something else!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Beautiful

 

[Mark Knapp]

Nice work Mike

 

[Mike Quesenberry]

Thanks for all the kind words.

Raymond, I look forward to meeting you as well.

Tom, yours is in heat treat today, getting there

 

[Jon Brand]

That damascus looks super pretty and clean.

 

[Bruce Bump]

Theres no mistaking the skill in making this blade steel. Georgous Dagger Mike.

 

[Wulf]

Wow, those are really nice, Mike. Pretty, straight, clean, and stabby. Love the damascus too. Your "plain ol' W" has some really cool stuff going on in it :thumbup: