Mason Knives says Hello!!

[Mason Knives]

Thanks for all the kind comments and likes guys, i always appreciate it

B brownshoe No this knife does not have a half stop, i wanted it to open very smoothly with no interruptions. Most of the other patterns i make have though.
Here you go, picture of the spine Sir.

 

[brownshoe]

Sweet! Bob would be proud, he knew it's not just design, but execution...by many

 

[aribach]

Gents No8 folder in Himalayan Rams Horn with clip blade with one hell of a sexy swedge.

 

[aribach]

 

[Mason Knives]

City knife in Mammoth Ivory with Thor pattern Damasteel blade
4" closed. Thanks for looking, Paul

 

[Mason Knives]

I like to make the odd fixed blade every now and again, just for a change really. So i thought it was about time i made one of these.
Loveless designs were the first knives to jump off the page at me from a huge pile of old blade magazines a friend lent me years ago, long before i thought about making them.
Hideout in Desert ironwood
RWL-34 steel
Sheath by my wife jan.
Many thanks to Riccardo Mainolfi for his inspiration.

 

[Peregrin]

I like to make the odd fixed blade every now and again, just for a change really. So i thought it was about time i made one of these.
Loveless designs were the first knives to jump off the page at me from a huge pile of old blade magazines a friend lent me years ago, long before i thought about making them.
Hideout in Desert ironwood
RWL-34 steel
Sheath by my wife jan.
Many thanks to Riccardo Mainolfi for his inspiration.View attachment 968881 View attachment 968882 View attachment 968883 View attachment 968884

Lovely piece, Paul! Looks alot like the New York Special?

 

[Jack Black]

I like to make the odd fixed blade every now and again, just for a change really. So i thought it was about time i made one of these.
Loveless designs were the first knives to jump off the page at me from a huge pile of old blade magazines a friend lent me years ago, long before i thought about making them.
Hideout in Desert ironwood
RWL-34 steel
Sheath by my wife jan.
Many thanks to Riccardo Mainolfi for his inspiration.View attachment 968881 View attachment 968882 View attachment 968883 View attachment 968884

That's a beauty Paul, I have always loved Loveless designs

Apologies for my tardy contact my friend, I keep meaning to drop you a line

 

[Mason Knives]

Thanks Jack Black and Peregrin Yes it is like a new york Special a stretched version.
I know what its like Jack, time seems to whizz by ever quicker!! Speak soon my friend.

All the best, paul

 

[Bugdoc]

Work of art Paul! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Mason Knives]

Thanks very much Bugdoc

 

[aribach]

Lanny’s Clip in Desert Ironwood

 

[Mason Knives]

Thanks Arwel, great pictures

 

[Campbellclanman]

Paul Sir I love looking at your work. Amazing- simply amazing work, I hope to be lucky enough one day to carry on of your knives.

 

[Mason Knives]

Campbellclanman Thanks Duncan, its very kind of you.
All the best to you, Paul

 

[Radisson]

Those knives are so magnificent... any info on how/where it's possible to purchase them (if it is possible, of course...)?
Anyhow, hat's off to the maker. Breathtaking.

 

[FSUwelder1212]

Those knives are so magnificent... any info on how/where it's possible to purchase them (if it is possible, of course...)?
Anyhow, hat's off to the maker. Breathtaking.

I contacted Paul awhile back, If I recall his waitlist is currently around the 4 yr mark.

 

[Radisson]

I contacted Paul awhile back, If I recall his waitlist is currently around the 4 yr mark.

I was expecting something like that... thank you for taking the time to answer though!

 

[Mason Knives]

Loveless design Boot knife
RWL-34 steel, Desert ironwood scales, stainless fittings.
Many thanks to Riccardo mainolfi for his inspiration.
Thanks for looking, Paul

 

[Mason Knives]

Dogleg with match strike long pull.
Vintage ivory linen Micarta scales
RWL-34 blade and spring
Based on a Ulster 180 pattern, 4 1/4" closed
Thanks for looking, Paul