Old SG with new handles

[LupaWolf]

This is an old SG that Ghostwolf acquired some time back. I have mentioned it before... it had no handles and is stamped SG... an early piece. After much deliberation, he finally put oak handle scales on it himself... then he gave it to me!! I call it the SG1.

And here he is finally united with his brethren:

yeah, I'm just braggin

 

[lungcutter]

Nice looking handles. I also like the looks of that last knife. Is it a nessmuck?

 

[LupaWolf]

It is indeed... my Gossman Nessie Necker... and it has skinned both wild hog and deer.

 

[caine]

wow I really like the handles on that nessmuk

 

[Gossman Knives]

You've got an early PSK knife there. Looks great with the wood scales. Those are elk scales on that nessie.
Scott

 

[caine]

Elk thought so. Sure look great

 

[LupaWolf]

Yes, Scott does wonderful work!

 

[Mistwalker]

I love the handle and the over-all looks of that center knife. What model is that and what handle material?

 

[Gossman Knives]

I love the handle and the over-all looks of that center knife. What model is that and what handle material?

That's a 5" or 5 1/2" Buffalo Knife. The scales are Asian water buffalo horn jigged to look like impala horn.

Scott

 

[lungcutter]

Don't you just love the way those handles smell when you are grinding them

 

[Gossman Knives]

Don't you just love the way those handles smell when you are grinding them

STINK is the word :barf::thumbdn: One of the worst smells I have ever smelled.

Scott

 

[Mistwalker]

That's a 5" or 5 1/2" Buffalo Knife. The scales are Asian water buffalo horn jigged to look like impala horn.

Scott

Thanks Scott, great looking knife!

 

[j williams]

Great lookin blades. That PSK looks sweet in oak.