Some Teaschner leather for Atlanta.

[Karl B. Andersen]

Scott has been doing some sheaths for me now for four years.
His work is top shelf. (Just ask Paul Long! )

I've got his work on three of my knives this year.
One is on a frame handle bowie with this new creation in the middle of the sheath:



Here is one of his basket weave deals that I just love:
(This is for an Amboyna and W2 hunter)





And this one here just really does it for me. I've shown the knife before which is a Damascus twist with stag and wrought iron - take-down.
This carving is to mirror old-time gun engraving. The detail and texture is outstanding.
My favorite.



I'll have this at the CKCA banquet with me.

If you see me in Atlanta with a big smile on my face it's because I love what I do.

 

[sheathmaker]

This guy, Teaschner's work may be new to this forum, but I can assure you he is not a rookie. Scotty, does some fantastic inlay work and his finish is among the very best I have ever seen. Carving technique and stamping is top of the mark.

Paul

 

[Horsewright]

That fleur de lis is pretty darn cool. Crazy beveling on that and the shield border. Makes my eyes hurt thinking about doing that. Mr Andersen do you have a pic of that entire sheath?

 

[Diomedes Industries]

Paul. I am glad you filled us in.

If he was a newbie - I think I would just hang up my tools now.

TF