ken erickson
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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As some may know I enjoy putting my take on working vintage slipjoints from time to time. As it happens I was sent a pair of knives to look at and come up with my rendition by a good customer. He sent a Case and Robeson example. Originally I was asked to build one in bone covers and one in Ebony. After thinking about it for a bit I approached my customer and asked "what about doing a what if, fancy version"? I was glad when he agreed. I had a blast building these two knives along with the challenges presented. This was a first for me as far as the bail goes.
These are smaller knives than the pictures convey, at only 3 3/8 closed length. Both knives feature D2 blades and springs, while the covers are pearl and my dyed and jigged bone.
These are smaller knives than the pictures convey, at only 3 3/8 closed length. Both knives feature D2 blades and springs, while the covers are pearl and my dyed and jigged bone.









