Just a bit different

Looks great, Don, but the bolster needs a dropped "finger guard" to counterbalance the dropped edge. At least IMO, which doesn't mean much until I get on the wait list... :D MMM, that's some creamy ivory... :thumbup:
 
A little different but all your works is special and beautiful.
thanks for sharing :thumbup:

Horacio
 
It looks stunningly sweet and of course I like it very much :cool:
Congratulations for your success in creatively building such a beautiful folder :thumbup:
And thanks to you Don for the showing and telling :)

Mohd.
 
I want to go on record for two things about this knife:

1) It's absolutely flawless, fabulous, and the pics don't do it justice:thumbup:

2) I got to fondle it before Danbo:D


thanks for letting me handle this beauty Don, and thanks Joe for telling me Don had it with him:)
 
That's one of my all time favorite folders. I love the shape of the blade and handle and the materials are exquisite.
 
Hey Don: What chemical in the ground do you think would create this color? Is this a rare color for old walrus ivory? Suh......weeeet folder.
 
Love that walrus ivory! The blade shape reminds me of a folding bowie I've got from Bailey Bradshaw. :thumbup:
 
John L said:
Hey Don: What chemical in the ground do you think would create this color? Is this a rare color for old walrus ivory? Suh......weeeet folder.
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John, not sure what causes the orange color and yes, it is rare.
Sorry you couldn't make the show, guess you're still down south fishing ;)

Bailey has done the dropped edge on folders for years but not sure if he's done one with as short a clip as this one. I really like his folders :)
 
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