The Sunday Picture Show... (1-26-2014)

sitflyer · Jan 27, 2014

mwputnam said:
The second is this double-dash 110, with some very unique scales. Kind of ivory macassar. If anyone knows what they are I'd welcome the info.

It took a bit of time, but I found this old post for you:

wolfdog said:
Actually, I may have that wrong. On many woods the heartwood is darker and the outer wood is lighter. Here is a picture of planks of Macassar Ebony:

I'm not sure how the planks are cut in relation to the log. This could be the normal pattern throughout. Interesting subject, though.

Macassar ebony can run anywhere from tan to almost all black in color, with streaks of brown and dark brown/black being pretty common. One like yours is very special, to some of us anyways, because it has one extreme end of the spectrum exemplified.
Nice knife you got there! :thumbup:

ItsTooEarly · Jan 28, 2014

Thanks for the Great Show everyone... We had lots of Great knives and pictures... :thumbup:
I hope to see more of you guys posting and sharing on the SPS... This is every ones Show... :thumbup:

Thanks again, ItsTooEarly

mwputnam · Jan 29, 2014

sitflyer said:
It took a bit of time, but I found this old post for you:

Macassar ebony can run anywhere from tan to almost all black in color, with streaks of brown and dark brown/black being pretty common. One like yours is very special, to some of us anyways, because it has one extreme end of the spectrum exemplified.
Nice knife you got there! :thumbup:

Thank you kind sir! That is must know information.