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Stag Saturday - Let's See Some Traditional Stag!

Saturday Super Stag
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Herman Williams was a talented knife technician who worked for Schrade for a number of years! He spent many of his later years independently upgrading mint examples of ordinary Schrades into Treasures of cutlery!! Here is a pedestrian pruner transformed with one of his favorite Amber-dyed Stag sets of handles!!
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Herman Williams was a talented knife technician who worked for Schrade for a number of years! He spent many of his later years independently upgrading mint examples of ordinary Schrades into Treasures of cutlery!! Here is a pedestrian pruner transformed with one of his favorite Amber-dyed Stag sets of handles!!
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Another member here who passed away sometime back showed me some photos of several GEC's he had embellished by Herman Williams. His file work was outstanding!
 
Herman William put out some amazing Stag work for Schrade as an “ in House Customiser “

Wow Charlie that Pruner is a real beauty. 😯🤪
 
Sorry ... if included with real stag/antler, do genuine stagalon (as used by Marbles and/or Schrade) count?

waynorth waynorth Charlie, do you use that beautiful Stag pruner in the garden, or has she been retired?
 
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