Trade Knife

[indian george]

Got this one done yesterday. Steel is 1/8" O-1, convex ground, file work on the spine, Osage handle with 1/8" copper pins. I'll be making a few of these to sell.

 

[balibalistic]

Hey,i'm really digging that one!!

 

[Bill Vining]

Nice knife George........
I like the Osage.
Bill

 

[John M Cohea]

Very nice George:thumbup:

 

[T Blade]

Oh yeah, Wa..Wa..Wally, that one's a beauty.

IG finished that one up yesterday while I was over at his house. The handle wood is really cool, the grain on the left and right side of the tang just flows together. Very nice file work also.

Good one Wa..Wa..Wally. :thumbup:

 

[Milt]

Copper pins? That looks really nice. Nice design.

Milt

 

[indian george]

Copper pins? That looks really nice. Nice design.

Milt

Milt, this Trade Knife was in Knives Ill. April 2007.

 

[Shawn fu]

Nice work,Bubba!:thumbup:

 

[jackrabbitslim]

IG, I really, really like that knife. I think Osage is sadly underutilized in knifemaking and I seriously dig the proportions on that blade. It just looks RIGHT, you know?

 

[Barkes Knife Shop]

You did good Bro::thumbup:

Terry

 

[Bruce Bump]

Milt, this Trade Knife was in Knives Ill. April 2007.

Hey I read that issue of KI.
I like this design of yours Geo. Is it an old original or your own? Being from the West I like the East coast stuff better.

 

[indian george]

Hey I read that issue of KI.
I like this design of yours Geo. Is it an old original or your own? Being from the West I like the East coast stuff better.

The one in KI was the first one I made.

 

[James_Terrio]

Those will sell like hotcakes! Very handsome and looks like a great using knife.

 

[69_knives]

I like that one.

 

[Will Leavitt]

Purty good for an ole Portagee biker.

 

[Stuart Willis]

Now thats nice bubba

 

[WA Martin]

What are the rest of the dimensions, IG?

Overall length, blade length, please.

 

[nc_cooter]

I like a lot. Very good design.

 

[toecutter]

Hey Will, I tell him that constantly, but I think he thinks it's a good thing!!

Seriously, I got to handle this one yesterday and it really does just float in the hand. Pretty much the tangible definition of what a knife shoud be.
Not bad at all for an old Portagee biker

 

[Fiddleback]

I really like that. Trade knives are sweet.