Little Brutus and the Gunstock

[John M Cohea]

Here are a couple more collabarations between Ray Richard and myself.
The sheath for Little Brutus has a couple of snake inlays, a crossdraw beltloop, and lightly decorated as to not detract too much from this magnicifent beast of a knife!

Ray entirely crafted the gunstock and blade, I just pimped it up a little!
Decorations are a braintanned buckskin fringe drop, antler slider, tin cones, horsehair drops, brass tacks,a feather, antique trade beads,rawhide handgrip and a rawhide blade cover, and three forged curls.The only thing I have yet to do is add two rings to the small curls , in which a removable shoulder strap will be attached.

 

[JParanee]

some fantastic period pieces

The knife is great and the war club fantastic

 

[John M Cohea]

Thanks Joe. I am really enjoying working with Ray, although it is kinda hard to send some of this stuff back

 

[xaman]

Those look awesome John. I'm still amazed at the forge finish on the knife... And I got to handle the warclub before the decorating, I loved it then, now it's even better! Great work.

 

[D lisch]

John those are very nice I hope Ray brings that to the OkCA show so I can play with it. We have not heard much from Ray around hear I am glad to see he is doing some work with you.

 

[John M Cohea]

Thanks guys! Dave, these as well as a few more collabs will be on Ray's table at the show. Hopefully folks will enjoy what we've done together. I know I have so far

 

[JoeMason]

Good work guy's. I look forward to seeing these at the show.

Joe

 

[DC KNIVES]

Great work by two very talented makers.Dave:thumbup:


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