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Gentlemen,
I thought we were going to look at knives.
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Yes the "Prop" for the neck knife is in the album. And you guys are right, Shan is a good looking prop!
As far as film for my knife shots, I use the Kodak Portra 160 Vidid Color series. The sharpness is great and you can get it in 35mm as well as the larger formats. Thanks for the compliments.
I almost forgot, if anyone needs info on any of the makers for the knives in the albums just e-mail me.


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It's never too late to have a happy childhood!
Terrill Hoffman Knife Photography http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=243110

[This message has been edited by Terrill (edited 08-03-2000).]
 
This KILLS me as i don't own most of these knives any longer alot of fine people here have these knives now! At least i know most are in good hands,
pics with the word DROOL i never owned.
knifeless in tx
Gregg http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=71255&a=520009



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Unless you're the lead dog,The scenery never changes!!!
Gregg Lane
Peddler,of fine Goods

 
Most of these are in my collection (The Morans and Loveless Knives belong to a friend. The pics of Michael's Sword and some of Van's knives were sent to me.
Odds and Ends

These are picks from the Blade Show including a few friends. The best of show knife and best collaboration are in here the rest were knives I was able to add to my collection. (Oops I forgot, there is a picture of some very nice stuff Blues picked up and the Fitch knife that I am holding for Kelly as well as 4 of the 8 new Master Smiths. (Audra and Ed are in there.))
There is also a nice picture of Don Fogg with Margret and Bill Moran.)

Blade Show 2000



[This message has been edited by Gus Kalanzis (edited 08-08-2000).]
 
Ahh, great! You ended up getting Prairie Storm, Bo. Good for you. I found out that it was simply too large for me. The Caffrey Desert Eve Mastersmith fighter that I got in exchange is much more to my liking size-wise, and is also a magnificent piece.

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Kelly
My Custom Knife Collection
AKTI Member #A000289

Deo Vindice
 
Big is an understatement, but it shows off the steel so well. I think Wind Song and Prarie Storm accent each other very well.
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The bad part is I think it started a trend. Now I want more of the big bowies. I think a John Fitch will be next on my list.

[This message has been edited by Bo (edited 08-08-2000).]
 
HDCharlie,
Those sure are some nice bowies you have.

Senator,
That looks like a nice one, But mine have to sit next to some other large ones so I need one to match.
I have a smaller project coming from Ed and Gene Osborn, that will be my prize of the smaller size, just wait till you see.

I need to work on my pictures, yours look so nice.
 
You guys have some very nice knives and amazing picture quality.

My knives pictured on photopoint are my pre-grinder days... I just recently purchased a Bader III and am currently trying to figure out what to do with it. So far I have made a few fixed blades that came out well - but not exactly what I intended. It was MUCH easier to keep the bevel grinds right where you intended with file and abrasive paper than a 2x72 belt grinder! I did 4 more this past weeked and am becoming much more comfortable grinding bevels. Need more time/practice....

For now I will still do all finish work with abrasive paper - do not like my finishing results on the grinder.

I hope to get the post-grinder knife pics up soon.

David

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Shoenberger Custom Knives
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My Knives: http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=935202
 
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