Some interesting pieces

[Ellis]

Hello all. Been some amazing pieces displayed here lately.
Got some new one's for y'all.
New piece from Elizabeth Loerchner,couple of Fabbri/Kresslers engraved by Firmo Fracassi..enjoy

Dave

 

[Ellis]

 

[Ellis]

 

[Ellis]

 

[canineforge]

Damn! Those F/K's are spectacular!

_ Joe

 

[betzner]

Beautiful stuff, as always. And, of course, always a real treat to see a Loerchner!

Bob

 

[GTCknives]

Amazing pieces!

 

[MBITTENCOURT]

That's amazing.

 

[Jos]

Interesting pieces for sure!

Beautiful.

Kind regards,

Jos

 

[JParanee]

Very nice Dave

Love the Cape Buffalo one

 

[Lorien]

I'm always so pleased when I see your posts Mr. Ellis. Thanks so much!

 

[jdm61]

Sheesh, Dave!!! When is your stuff NOT interesting? No difference with this batch for sure!!

 

[Dusty One]

Fantastic looking pieces......Thank you for showing !

 

[Fogarizzu]

Hello Dave, congratulations for the pieces that you showed us. The Elizabeth's knife is wonderful! The set of Kressler-Fracassi is a combination of things that make it unique. Thanks again my friend. ciao Tore

 

[RogerP]

Beautiful pieces across the board.

Roger

 

[SharpByCoop]

Dave, always great to see mouth-watering cutlery. Thank you!

If I may: I shot the whole set of those fantastic Fabbri knives back in '07. They were and ARE wonderful.

Here you go:

 

[Ellis]

thanks much Coop, you really make them come to life!
Dave

 

[jdm61]

So Dave. Does that Big Five set come with a nice Fabbri double?

 

[Ellis]

So far I only have two of the five and no shotgun!
Dave

 

[r connally]

The Loerchner hit me like a punch in the solar plexus. It takes my breath away. Oh, to possess it must be a bit of heaven!

Then I scroll down and see the wildlife. A totally different end of the design spectrum and stunning pieces. My completest compulsion would be driving me to the brink. The cats and horns are all superb, rendered on a knife design that displays them perfectly. To see them live would be a treat. Coop, your pics are wonderful. Expanded them on my Mac and lived vicariously through your lense.

Thank you, Dave. I've enjoyed this post very much.