Tribute to Old Glory

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shadowknives

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I want to begin a new tradition for my celebration of Independence Day. On the 4th of July each year I want to create a blade that pays tribute to all that is American.

My first of this venture is my Tribute To Old Glory,
a 9-inch long Model X double-edge
in 154-CM Stainless Steel
with dyed camel bone handles.
The blade length is 4 ¾ inches
and weighs about 5.6 ounces.
Of course it comes with an American-made leather sheath (metal clipback) that I custom-form to the blade.

I am asking $180 shipping incl. for this one.SOLD TO A BF MEMBER!


more pics at:
http://picasaweb.google.com/ShadowKnives/TributeToOldGlory
 
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Woah! Nice work Eddie! Wicked amazing and wonderful tribute. It truly represents the beauty that is our wonderful country! :thumbup:
 
very nice Eddie ! doubt if knife wants to go to Canada ! it's really a U.S.A. knife. roland
 
Hey all! Sorry about no contact with the outside world, but Mother Nature displayed quite a fireworks show of her own in SC last night. I do not have any Internet at all, but have come to my friend's house to catch up on what's going on.

Thanks for all the kind words and I really did enjoy this and look forward to next year's design!

BCOL- YOU GOT IT MAN! Made on the 4th of July and sold on the 4th of July.
 
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Eddie, next year make 2 and send one as a gift to Bruce Springsteen, Mr. "Born in the U.S.A." (great song for skiing fast). i bet he'd really like it, your knives are excellent. then you become THE MAKER for the RICH & Famous ! roland
 
roland- this is the knifemaker's wife. i am on dialup whilst i await a new dsl modem, but am glad we can get to the outside now. you wouldn't believe this but eddie (with danny thornton at the time) sold a knife to Joe Walsh back in the 70's at a trade show in Kansas City! The Eagles were in town for a concert.

Anyway, Old Glory came out stupendous, it really did. Hope the pics show it off somewhat, but holding it is a whole 'nother realm.

-from the knifemaker's wife
 
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