OK, now lets see some handles with a bit of fire in them

[El Lobo]

I was working on these today, so here is another by Wendell Carson...

He calls the process of using light and a chemical 'Smoking', to bring out different colors like burgandy and green from the goldlip Pearl. Pocket pouch is by Todd Davison.

Good thread.

Bill

 

[Karl5]

I'm normally not a big fan of pearl, but that is very pretty, Bill.

/ Karl

 

[smiling-knife]

El Lobo. I like that Burgundy coloured pearl.

This one was hallmarked in Sheffield 1896. The sterling silver blade being particularly resistant to fruit acid before the days of stainless steel.

 

[T.K.C.]

Those are some gorgeous knives!! Thannks for sharing.

 

[smiling-knife]

Thank-you TKC. Just for you..one of your favourite handles. I hope you are well.

 

[mckgreg]

A dab of fire.
Greg

 

[El Lobo]

I don't know if this qualifies as having a bit of fire...but, we do use it around the fire.....and it does have a traditional shape...at least in Japan.

Bill

 

[Arathol]

Seen some nices ones here so far. Keeping on target here, we've got some oldies but goodies up for review

First, two turn of the century (20th century that is) 4 blade pens by Miller Bros of Meriden Ct

Next, a sterling bladed fruit knife ca 1898 by JY Cowlishaw of Sheffield England

Finally, a 2 blade Tuxedo pen marked Howard, made by Canastota Knife Co in upstate New York, ca 1895 or so.

 

[smiling-knife]

Beautiful old knives Arathol. Thanks. I have to bow out for tonight will try to post more in the morning.

 

[El Lobo]

Wow!!

Some more beauties.

I apologize for losing focus...

Here is an older Hen and Rooster.....

bill

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Gotta love the pearls.

 

[Peregrin]

Here's a nice little MOP number. William Henry Cascade, #95 of 100. Mike Norris stainless ladder Damascus, sterling silver bolsters.

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[Bastid]

Some odds and ends:

Some Case Classics:

Sunfish:

 

[sunburst]

Well these are not the best pictures but this pearl is something to see..

 

[Bastid]

Hey, they are a lot better than mine .

 

[sunburst]

Once again let me say thanks for sharing all the beautiful knives shown here, I find myself stopping and just staring at some of these knives and just amazed by the beauty....

Thanks,

Sunburst

 

[smiling-knife]

This little tortoise shell tuxedo knife has some nice colour. Not sure how well it will show.

 

[El Lobo]

Well, since it morning here, how about a Rooster to start the day.....

Bill

 

[smiling-knife]

Very nice pearls everyone. Great way to start the day El Lobo. T.Erdelyi, please tell us more about the sleeveboard on the right of your group.

Here is a little CASE pearl pen knife.

 

[Amos Iron Wolf]

Some beautiful Sunday go to meetin knives!

Here are a few of mine. First, a SFO S&M Autumn Maze bone with corn cob jigging.

A Burnt Chimney in Mother of Pearl.

A Case Jack in Appalossa Bone.