New Fancy pics

[stephanfowler]

I just can't tell you how much I love Coop's work

Both of these are destined to be sold on Burt Foster's Virtual knifeshow when he opens it (next week or so AFAIK)

http://virtualknifeshow.com

Steel: 1084
Thickness: 1/4 In
Blade: 9 1/2 In
O/A: 15 In
Grind: Flat grind Convex edge Non sharpened clip
Finish: Hand rubbed with Hamon
Fittings: Deep Etched Wrought Iron, Grooved Ferrule
Handle: Sambar Stag with Wrought Frame

Steel: 1084
Thickness: 3/16 "
Blade: 8 1/2 "
O/A: 13 1/2 "
Grind: Flat grind Convex edge
Finish: High Polished with Hamon
Fittings: 416SS Satin finished
Handle: Stabilized California Buckeye Burl

 

[SAR]

Very nice job, I really like the fittings and the stag

Spencer

 

[Keith Montgomery]

Your knives have improved in leaps and bounds. Those both look great.

 

[peterinct]

They both ARE nice knives. I like the stag one better but that buckeye burl isn't too shabby either.

Peter

 

[rprocter]

Stephan, i agree: quality pics are the knifemaker's best friend.
as a frequent knife buyer, i'm sure i have passed on a few good knives because the amateur pics did not properly show the knife.
but a good knife in good pics like Coop's, really "grabs" a potential buyer.
roland

 

[stephanfowler]

ohhh just WAIT and see the beautiful leather I just got from Dad Morrissey.

FABULOUS

(teasing I know, but my wife has the camera so I can't take pics until this evening)

 

[Jos]

Both very nice knives!

Kind regards,

Jos

 

[RogerP]

Both winners in my books.

Roger

 

[Lorien]

I'm still in love with that stag knife, but I now have other stuff going on.
Someone is going to be pleased with it, that's for sure.

 

[John M Cohea]

Both are killer, but I lean toward the stag myself!

 

[Peregrin]

Beautiful work on both of those. I think I like the California Buckeye burl best. Nice clean looking knife.

 

[sheathmaker]

Stephan, they are both just beautiful, but I really lean toward that Buckeye Burl, and that's good because now you know they both have tremendous appeal. Be sure to post a picture of the old fart's sheath work when you get a chance. He's my favorite too!!!

Paul

 

[jjtjr]

Great looking knives and great photos.

Jim Treacy

 

[stephanfowler]

Please excuse my embarassing Photo skills.......

Beautiful sheaths by Master Leather Crafter Sandy Morrissey