Scagel influenced Bowie

Scott Hanson

Scott Hanson

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IMG_2334.jpg IMG_0254.jpg IMG_0253.jpg IMG_0264.jpg View attachment 741669 View attachment 741670 Scagel influenced Bowie with 9 inch CPM 154 blade 3/16 inch thick, blade is mirror finished guard is nickel silver and soldered in place. Handle is elk antler with stacked leather, nickel silver, G-10, and camel bone spacers. Sheath is 8-9 ounce tooling leather with western diamond back rattle snake inlay, the sheath also has a red kydex layer as added protection to the wearer, and is also lined with pig skin to prevent scratches to the blade. A comments are welcome, thank you for looking.
 
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Beautiful work Scott. The snakeskin looks great and that blade design really sings.
 
Thanks for the kind words everyone, I really appreciate it.
 
Top level craftsmanship!! Great pairing, both knife and sheath! Great thought shows in both!
 
Thank you for the feed back guys, it's much appreciated.
 
Not usually my style, but this is a VERY nicely done piece!
 
Thank you very much for the kind words everyone, they are much appreciated.
 
Scott Hanson said:
Scagel influenced Bowie with 9 inch CPM 154 blade 3/16 inch thick, blade is mirror finished guard is nickel silver and soldered in place. Handle is elk antler with stacked leather, nickel silver, G-10, and camel bone spacers. Sheath is 8-9 ounce tooling leather with western diamond back rattle snake inlay, the sheath also has a red kydex layer as added protection to the wearer, and is also lined with pig skin to prevent scratches to the blade. A comments are welcome, thank you for looking.

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Wow !
 
Scott,
You might be attributing the influence of this knife to Bill Scagel because of the stacked handle but you shouldn't. What you have created here is a thing of beauty with a sheath that more than just compliments the knife. I have owned a Scagel knife and seen several, God knows they were not things of beauty. On the other hand they were some of the sharpest and well balanced knives I have ever held....PERIOD! Thank you for posting this work of art it is indeed worthy of praise. r.cordell
 
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