Robert Rossduetscher dagger

[Habber]

This is another recent pick up.My picture taking isnt the greatest to begin with,but for some reason I'm having a hard time getting some decent images of this one.I liked this one the first time I saw it,but didn't scoop it up.In talking to Bob I had told him that I really liked it ,but the handle didn't cut it for me,so, next time I see it he had dyed the handle a bit darker,and,in my opinion,it made it even more desirable.So,it has found it's home.I also have a nice friction folder of Bob's that I plan on posting,as soon as I get a few good shots of it.

 

[Mr.BadExample]

Beautiful damascus and a very nice choice of grinds.

 

[HTMD]

I remember - think it was Blade Show before last that this gentleman made a really fine dagger for the ABS auction - scrimmed with a very captivating female face and shoulders. I saw it in person and it was sweet!

 

[Habber]

I believe he did have a dagger at the ABS auction.I forgot to mention that this is a sole authorship knife.Bob is into 17th century re-enactments,and makes his blades in the styles that you might find in that era,which is pretty neat as well.