Stoned Ivory

Good photos, Rob! Paul nailed it!

Very Glad this piece found such a great home. I know it will be well cared for.
And please be careful around that edge :)

Thanks, Man!!!
 
Those pics really show off the piece well Rob - congrats on a stunner!

Roger
 
That is really exceptional, knife and sheath. Congratulations on a winner!
 
Damn man. That is beautiful. I like the greenish colors on the butt. Love the curved guard. LOVE THE HEDGEHOG TOO!
 
After I talked to you on the phone tonight I had to go back and check out this piece. After seeing it in hand I have to say what an ugly knife this is and the sheath is poorly done to boot . I will be a bud and buy this mess off you so don't worry:D

Truly my favorite Hanson and the sheath is perfect. As classy as this knife is it has a raw element that screams warrior blade if ya know what I mean. Your a lucky Guy
 
I hadn't seen Rob's photos. VERY clear and compelling!

Show us the little balls again. PLEASE??! :thumbup:

Paul's work elevates any piece. So wonderfully tasteful.

Coop
 
SharpByCoop said:
I hadn't seen Rob's photos. VERY clear and compelling!

Show us the little balls again. PLEASE??! :thumbup:

Paul's work elevates any piece. So wonderfully tasteful.

Coop
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Thanks for the compliment Coop. Coming from you it's especially cool! Believe it or not they were taken with a Kodak Easyshare Z980 point & shoot. I usually take pics without flash at dusk.

The little balls huh? :eek: Okay, here they are. And I wanted to add pics with the copper spacers showing. They really look great on this knife. Huge thanks again to Don, Paul and Coop!!!

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Great piece, Don :thumbup:
Congrats to the custodian of this works of art :)
I always reserve a thin slice of hope in my wish to own a piece of Don's work :D

Mohd.
 
Rob, this might be sort of tough, but if you can figure out a way to hold the knife up and take a pic, i'd love to see the mosaic steel on the gaurd from the top.
 
Thank you Rob! This thread has had impressive staying power.

Rob, by the way... I have ONE word for you: CLACK!!

You know what I am talking about. ;) (NEXT thread for Rob.)

Coop
 
SharpByCoop said:
Thank you Rob! This thread has had impressive staying power.

Rob, by the way... I have ONE word for you: CLACK!!

You know what I am talking about. ;) (NEXT thread for Rob.)

Coop
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CLACK! I'm psyched!!! :D Coop, you are a tease.

Here is my latest point & shoot effort based on Jon's request to see the guard. These were a bear due to reflections and trying to get close to capture the detail. Coop, you have all my respect, don't know how you do it. I also snapped another "little balls" for ya Coop.


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Stunning, Don, as always. The handle choice is striking. Looks elegant as well as comfortable. One day I will own something you've made

Thanks for sharing
 
Thanks Rob. I believe thats the same steel as on my Blue MS folders bolster too. Am I right Don?

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I know what this clack thing about, and I am pretty jealous.. to say the least. :)
 
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Jon, some of the same elements but maybe not the same billet. Very simlilar though. It is from the same billet that Kevin's dagger is from.

(NEXT thread for Rob.)
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Coop, you'll have a new thread too. Clack, Clack ;) :D

Thanks again, folks!!!
 
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