Recognize this maker's mark?

[rayban]

If anyone knows this maker's mark, please let me know. I found a blade with this mark etched on it at the Blade show and would like to see that he (she??) gets it back.
Thanks.

 

[cali]

CNC Bladewerkz/James Coogler AFAIK

 

[J.Mattson]

Judging from the older threads you’ve pulled up you seem to be doing quite a lot of work to get the knife back to its owner

Didn’t you start a thread about a found knife a couple of months ago?


Edit: yes you did http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=649454

 

[rayban]

I didn't come across the maker's mark till yesterday...dahhhhh......it was kinda camouflaged by the Damascus....oops, did I give it away??
So I thought I would try again.......looks like he made pretty pricey knives.....this blade may be worth a buck or two.

 

[J.Mattson]

Well you did say it was Damascus in the thread you started before. I must say I’m impressed, I would have tried to find the owner had I found it as well but I don’t know if I would still be trying months later.

Also does anyone know what happened to the maker?

 

[rayban]

Well you did say it was Damascus in the thread you started before. I must say I’m impressed, I would have tried to find the owner had I found it as well but I don’t know if I would still be trying months later.

Also does anyone know what happened to the maker?

I have an idea on how to mod it.....it will be a necker.....if someone claims it after that, they will have to live with it.

 

[MikeC]

James Coogler and bladewerkz can be found via the internet, here's a thought why not contact him via email or phone, then send him a picture of the knife and let him tell you how many of that model he made. Chances are very few and God forbid it was a one time custom offering or custom order. Then he can go through his receipts and contact those few people and see who lost their knife at blade.

Just a thought.