Les Robertson
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Well it's that time of year! Back to back to back shows.
I just returned from the 4th Annual Art Knife Invitational in Orlando last weekend. Tommorrow Im headed to the SHOT Show for the day. Then its a early flight to Las Vegas, where Thursday Im going to the Antique Arms Show. Then Friday, Saturday and Sunday Ill be at the Las Vegas Classic Knife Show.
This will be followed by a little R&R and Ill be back with my nose to the grindstone a week from Wednesday.
Im getting several new Models from Greg Lightfoot, Brian Tighe, David Broadwell. Some Carson folders with 440V, Ken Onion folders, probably a couple more Chew Auto's.
The new Wasabies from RJ Martin (too cool)! Some new Japanese style pieces from Don Polzien.
On the Damascus side of the house, new offerings from John W. Smith, Aaron Fredrick, Stan Fujisaka and a Damascus Fighter from David Broadwell.
Who knows what else.
Talk to you all next week.
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Les Robertson
Robertson's Custom Cutlery
http://www.robertsoncustomcutlery.com/rcc/makers.shtml
It is easier to get things done with a kind word and a knife, than with a kind word alone!
I just returned from the 4th Annual Art Knife Invitational in Orlando last weekend. Tommorrow Im headed to the SHOT Show for the day. Then its a early flight to Las Vegas, where Thursday Im going to the Antique Arms Show. Then Friday, Saturday and Sunday Ill be at the Las Vegas Classic Knife Show.
This will be followed by a little R&R and Ill be back with my nose to the grindstone a week from Wednesday.
Im getting several new Models from Greg Lightfoot, Brian Tighe, David Broadwell. Some Carson folders with 440V, Ken Onion folders, probably a couple more Chew Auto's.
The new Wasabies from RJ Martin (too cool)! Some new Japanese style pieces from Don Polzien.
On the Damascus side of the house, new offerings from John W. Smith, Aaron Fredrick, Stan Fujisaka and a Damascus Fighter from David Broadwell.
Who knows what else.
Talk to you all next week.
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Les Robertson
Robertson's Custom Cutlery
http://www.robertsoncustomcutlery.com/rcc/makers.shtml
It is easier to get things done with a kind word and a knife, than with a kind word alone!