Small Gent's knives

Paul: That is certainly the right size, nice piece.

Here is one of my dressier knives built for me by Mr. Chamblin, fancy pearl covers, fancy bolsters, file work and gold pins.
Charles
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Finished this little knife the other day. My own design small gents knife.
RWL-34 blade and spring
Stabilized red Malle Burr scales
2 1/2" Blade

Thanks for looking, Paul.
 
chuko said:
Here is a special one Jim built for me from some tortoise shell material that was gifted to me from a makers stash. Jim also used gold foil, use of both was a first for him. I think it came out well.
Charles
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Absolutely stunning! Wow!

-Brett
 
Paul: Nice gents, is it an illusion or is the nail nick on the pile side?
Charles
 
Thanks Charles.
No its not an illusion, the customer asked for the nail nick to be on this side.
I emailed him and checked a few times before i put it together, as it was a unusual request!

Paul
 
Mason Knives said:
Thanks Charles.
No its not an illusion, the customer asked for the nail nick to be on this side.
I emailed him and checked a few times before i put it together, as it was a unusual request!

Paul
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I've had a few made with nicks set up for a lefty.
 
Mason Knives said:






Finished this little knife the other day. My own design small gents knife.
RWL-34 blade and spring
Stabilized red Malle Burr scales
2 1/2" Blade

Thanks for looking, Paul.
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That's gorgeous! Am I seeing some damaskeening on the interior of the liners?
 
At 3 1/2" and 3 5/8" these knives might best be described as small-ish. Small is relative of course.



- Christian
 
Thanks Sean, the liners are jeweled on the inside i think that is the same as damaskeening?

Cheers

Paul
 
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