Show us your ivory!

I know this thread has been dead for a while, but I think it deserves to be resurrected in order to reap a further harvest of ivory handled awesomeness. Maybe some folks have some post-blade pictures....
 
I tend to stay as far away from most ivories as possible - and I don't particularly care for Bowies - but this Curt Erickson piece has always been one I thought was extraordinarily beautiful:

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Ivory can be pretty cool, for sure. Here is a frame handled feathered-ivory fighter from Don.

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- Joe
 
betzner said:
I tend to stay as far away from most ivories as possible - and I don't particularly care for Bowies - but this Curt Erickson piece has always been one I thought was extraordinarily beautiful:

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That is spectacular on so many levels.
My eye is drawn to the gold border on the guard.
The symmetry of it leaves me speechless.
Wow!
Huge Respect from Texas.
 
I try very hard not to covet, but some of the knives here are so beautiful. I am so glad this thread made a return to the front page. Thanks for bringing it back.

Keven that bottom set of scales would look so great on a frame handle like Mike Q does or one of DHIII's stunning slip joints.thanks for posting them and the beautifully crafted knives.

Chris
 
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A lot of beautiful things here !!!

One of mine ivory handle..

"Master" Henri Viallon

 
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Still trying to figure out my new camera on some recent projects
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here are two new ivory-pieces.

gerhard

integral-hunter:
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little fastfoodkiller (fun-project)
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Chris Montgomery said:
I try very hard not to covet, but some of the knives here are so beautiful. I am so glad this thread made a return to the front page. Thanks for bringing it back.

Keven that bottom set of scales would look so great on a frame handle like Mike Q does or one of DHIII's stunning slip joints.thanks for posting them and the beautifully crafted knives.

Chris
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Yes, they would Chris. My problem is I buy the stuff and then have such a hard time deciding which knife to use them on that I end up just collecting um.
 
Two folders with ivory scales from the Belgian knife maker Eric Parmentier, the Explorer and the Canadian:

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