Lets get em goin in STAG ...

[gundy]

okay Joss, you win! That is the best stag I have ever seen.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

Joss, that carver is definitely, if not the nicest then one of the nicest pieces of stag that I have ever seen. The knife it is part of is also stunning.

 

[hstdist]

Just sent a message to Craig Camerer, to see if he can post a photo of the stag handled beauty I got off of him this year. Its become my outdoor companion. It is the most beautiful knife I've ever owned and was almost too nice to use
The small photo from the attached post just doesn't do justice to this
piece of craftmanship.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=199001

 

[Joss]

Originally posted by gundy
okay Joss, you win! That is the best stag I have ever seen.

Believe it or not, I saw it for sale 2 or 3 years ago on Don's site, but I wasn't interested. I've been kicking myself since then.

JD

 

[C-Camerer]

Ken had asked me to post a close up of the stag that I had on his knife but I didn't have a better picture. However I do have a picture of the latest knife that I finished with red stag so I will post that picture. Unfortunately I didn't zoom in on this piece of stag and the pic doesn't fully show how much figure this red stag had on it.

 

[hstdist]

All I can say is between this one and your Bowie in the "Gallery" forum is WOW.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

Here is a beauty of a stag hunter from the Japanese company Hattori. The second picture is the wonderful pattern of the blade steel.

These pictures were taken from the World Knives site.


Edited to correct yet another typo.

 

[Daniel Koster]

Just gets better every day...
I've got this thread bookmarked!
Keep 'em coming...

 

[Keith Montgomery]

Another beauty from Hattori. I am really starting to like the knives I am seeing from this company.

 

[samhell]

This is an older knife from Tim Herman(send back my stag you bastid ).

Doh. just noticed the name of this forum. Not really traditional but still pretty sweet.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

Actually, that is a pretty traditional utility style knife. A little more ornate than some, but traditional none the less.

 

[gundy]

Keith, I like thosevHatorri blades. Do they have a website?

 

[Keith Montgomery]

Sorry this took so long, Guy. I haven't checked out this forum lately. The Hattori web page is in Japanese, but the pictures are nice.