Show me your Green River blades

james.greff said:
I just got this at a local garage sale in a box of junk for $2. Looks to be a late 1800's J. Russell Green River Works buffalo skinner. 10.5" long.

Poorly treated and in rough shape with non-fitting copper pinned handle but still holding an edge despite its obvious misuse.

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Very nice James. The pic isn't showing (for me at least) in the thread though. Hopefully it is now :thumbup:

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You gotta tell me how you got it to show....I was just driving myself nuts with that. Thanks for the fix :)
 
james.greff said:
You gotta tell me how you got it to show....I was just driving myself nuts with that. Thanks for the fix :)
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I went to edit, took the code for the pic, went to your hosted pics, right-clicked on the photo, selected 'Copy image URL', clicked the post image icon at the top of the dialogue box, pasted in the image URL, and luckily it worked! :D

Jack
 
Just finished up this pair for a Texan,good friend & very avid rifleman / hog hunter

Cocobolo & Maple Cross draw sheaths

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VCM3 said:
Thanks Jack. Those sheaths, I have them made up for me.
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Well you did a great job of the knives my friend, and whoever made the sheaths did some great work too :) :thumbup:
 
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