Knives from the Santa Barbara Premier Art Showcase 4/09

[Peregrin]

Thanks Rich, I appreciate that and I'm sure Steven does too. Check out this sweet little slip-joint folder by Harvey Dean.

I would love to be the owner of that excellent little teardrop. That is nice!

 

[HTMD]

Glad you folks are enjoying these. Here are two more, Dennis Friedly and Henry Torres:

 

[Kevin Jones]

WOW, what a Chute Knife and the stag on both Dennis Friedly pieces are nothing short of outstanding.

The Torres is nice as well.

Thanks Buddy.

 

[peterinct]

More great photos of some fine looking knives.

I also would have thought that Diablo was a good value for the price. The engraving looks good and enhances the knife well.

Thanks again Buddy,
Peter

 

[HTMD]

One last photo for those who happen to either return to this thread or stumble upon it in the future.

 

[gazz98]

Awesome knives and pics. Thanks for sharing. I love that 8 blade slipjoint.

 

[Marcel54]

Buddy, that last pic plays tricks on you. I really had to focus to see what the real shape of the knife is. Very nice knife to boot.

Marcel

 

[RogerP]

Thanks again Buddy - really enjoyed the fine photos.

Roger

 

[T.R. Overeynder]

Thanks Buddy, the trapper looks good.

Tom

 

[Raj]

Mr Thomason,thanks for the picture of Ron Newton's, 8-bladed "Barrel Knife".
This is the third, eight blade" barrel knife", that Mr Newton has made(that I am aware of).
The other two had ivory handles and this one looks like it has desert ironwood handles
Mr Ron Newton is in the process of making a 16 blade, "barrel knife" with pearl handle.

 

[Lorien]

yeah man that knife is amazing. That Ron Newton sure is a clever fellow.

 

[Kyle Royer]

Wow! That Ron Newton Barrel Knife is wonderful!