Thursday's Eye Candy #1

Dave a very special knife and story. The work on the knife is absolutely awesome. You will have a prize you will enjoy forever. Great story also. Stay well.
Harold
 
Wow! What a beautiful knife! When I was a kid we had a barn owl that would sometimes hang out in our old barn.
 
Dave,

What a fantasic tribute to your late wife, that knife is a true work of art.

DM & LM,

Wow is all I can say....so what would you charge to turn a clasic Buck into a work of art?
jb4570
 
I read your story and then looked at the pictures of the knife,All I can say is i know when something is"'right"when i get goose bumps on my arms after looking at the knife and reading what you typed.....I got em'...great way to remember your late wife plumb,it is beautifull!

Thanks for sharing!
 
Thanks to everyone for your comments. I couldn't wait to share this with everyone. I particularly want to thank Leesa again for the beautiful job.

In case you don't remember what it looked like, here's a picture of the two that I bought. The one on the bottom is the one that this thread is about.

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Tomorrow I'll show off the other one. It started as one of these but has a different theme than the 110.

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Very, very, nicely done artwork!! Plumberdv that is a nice addition to the collection.
I hope we get to see more scrimshaw from Leesa.
 
Buck_110 said:
That is outstanding!
Your wife is very talented, David Martin. The work is impressive.
Can you post more raptor pictures, please?[/QUOTE]

I know that she had tons of pictures somewhere Dave, but those were pre-digital days. I have box after box full of snapshots that she took that I have yet to go through. When I locate some more, I'll show them. The Golden eagle that was here for about a week or so was really impressive.
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VERY cool, and some incredible pictures of the hatchlings.

I picked up one of the bone 500's also and wasn't sure if the bone would be good for scrim. This answered that question.

Thanks,
Peter
 
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