Jerry Fisk, MS ~ "The Golden Jalapeño"

Caleb Royer

Caleb Royer

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Maker: Jerry Fisk, MS
Website: jerryfisk.com
Facebook: Jerry Fisk, MS Custom Knives

11 3/4” Southwest bowie style blade with two bars of twist on top of the blade to honor our Second amendment. Each of those bars started out with 13 layers, one for each colony and the top bar is twisted to the right. The bottom pattern is the old Wolf tooth pattern to recognize that we can bite back at the countries enemy’s.
The guard, ferrule and back bolsters are 3 bars of twist to recognize Jefferson, our third president and framer of our constitution.
24kt gold inlay Jalapeños with scrolls.
Fossil Walrus ivory on the frame handle with just a touch of engraving.

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Thats Beautiful such great lines and wonderfully thought out damascus very nice Jerry and great photos Caleb
 
Caleb,

That's a beautiful photo of a very nice knife.

Jerry,

I really like the Damascus and the shape of the blade.

Super job.
 
Way Good. Mighty nice.
Was watching Mr. Fisk showing Jesse James how to make Damascus on a video this afternoon, after work of course.
Beautiful knife.
Dozier
Accuracy beats speed
 
That's a beauty Jerry, as is the image Caleb.
Your Southwest Blade profiles are always so sleek and sinister looking and are among my favorites.
I see this piece has your rare "ARKANSAW" mark. How do you determine which knives get this mark?
Is it certain pieces, or just random?
 
Very nice, unique piece Jerry. Great photo Caleb.

PS. Bruce Ripper, good to see you posting on BF!
 
D lisch said:
Thats Beautiful such great lines and wonderfully thought out damascus very nice Jerry and great photos Caleb
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What Dave said! And I really like the details in the butt cap - the Damascus pattern, the engraving and the inlay all just seem to flow so well into and with each other...
 
Here's my idea. The wife complains about me spending big dough on knives. They are sometime hard to display if you have many.
How about I buy 8 X 10 prints from Caleb of knives like this one from Jerry. I can display (beautifully thanks to Caleb) many very expensive knives
on my wall at a fraction of the cost. Mount a few real knives on the same wall for your buddies to fondle and you've got a fine virtual
collection. Caleb, What is the cost of a good print and do you provide framing?
 
Apart from the artistry, snap cuts and back cuts would be devastatingly incapacitating. :)

Jerry,

Your Southwest Bowies are your legend's flagship.
JMO.
This one is glorious.

Doug
 
Thanks guys. Caleb, you did good.
 
Thank you very much for the kind words, guys!

severtecher said:
Here's my idea. The wife complains about me spending big dough on knives. They are sometime hard to display if you have many.
How about I buy 8 X 10 prints from Caleb of knives like this one from Jerry. I can display (beautifully thanks to Caleb) many very expensive knives
on my wall at a fraction of the cost. Mount a few real knives on the same wall for your buddies to fondle and you've got a fine virtual
collection. Caleb, What is the cost of a good print and do you provide framing?
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severtecher, that sounds pretty kool! I had a bunch of 8x10" prints pinned to the walls in my old house and it was definitely kool seeing all those knives in one place.
8x10" prints are $10 each but if you're buying bulk we could possibly work out an even better price for you. I don't offer framing.
 
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