Turley Knife Pictures

[bindlestitch]

A Niangua river with mirror polished bevels, osage scales and thin white spacers

Thanks for looking!
Iz

 

[D86PQ]

happy camper:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[gerberbmf]

And done. Now on to sheaths

Missouri with o.d. green canvas and 1/8" black spacers

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Man that's a lot of knife! Lovely work Iz, can't wait to get my hands on it now!!
Phil

 

[skab8541]

Lookin good Iz, like the US made ammo to!

 

[j williams]

Man those look nice. That Cooper looks awesome.

Nice thermal Micarta. I think it looks cool.

 

[bindlestitch]

Man that's a lot of knife! Lovely work Iz, can't wait to get my hands on it now!!
Phil

Glad you like it, man! I should be done with the sheaths in a couple days.:thumbup:

Lookin good Iz, like the US made ammo to!

Thanks, brutha. Somebody didn't like my Russian ammo I was using.

happy camper:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Glad you like it.:thumbup: Sheaths coming.

Man those look nice. That Cooper looks awesome.

Nice thermal Micarta. I think it looks cool.

Thanks, J. The thermal mycarta has been pretty popular so far.
Iz

 

[bindlestitch]

Aaaaaannnnnddddd done.

Two of those are replacements for sheaths from the last batch...danglers don't work with the old style.
One is for a customer who already has his knife.
Thanks for looking,
Iz

 

[bindlestitch]

Started the sheaths yesterday. Here's a few pics until I get all the sheaths done, then I'll get some better pics.

A Missouri with the scale left on the flats, jade g10 scales, 1/8 white g10 spacers and brass pins and lanyard

Gasconade with o.d. green micarta scales, red g10 sandwich spacers , 1/8" o.d. green regular spacer and brass pins.

Soldier River, o.d. green canvas micarta scales and steel pins

"The rocketbomb"- a custom pattern designed by the customer. 1/8" o-1, full height grind, o.d. camo g10 scales, 1/8" orange g10 spacers, steel pins

A mississippi. Natural canvas micarta scales, black sandwich spacer, 1/8" o.d. green regular spacer, black micarta pins and brass lanyard

A combat with bird's eye maple (unstabilized) scales, thin green g10 spacers and 1/8" brass pin setup.

Anton's knife. Bethlehem olive wood scales, brown canvas pins and lanyard

Anton's knife 2. Bethlehem olive wood scales with brown micarta lanyard tubes

One more to come

 

[bindlestitch]

This one gets no sheath so I went ahead and took a complete set of pics for it.
Soldier River. Dark brown canvas micarta scales, 1/8" o.d. green micarta spacers, 1/4" brown micarta pins.

Thanks for looking,
Iz

 

[jcl-MD]

Iz that SR with Brown/Brown is SUPER SWEET !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[bindlestitch]

Iz that SR with Brown/Brown is SUPER SWEET !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks, brutha.:thumbup: It wouldn't exist if I hadn't screwed up your order.


Iz

 

[bindlestitch]

So I got a few sheaths done over the weekend so here's the pics of the finished packages.

The Missouri and sheath.

O.D. green soldier river

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[bindlestitch]

The combat

The Mississippi

Cont.

 

[bindlestitch]

Anton's knife

This picture is of Anton's knife and the knife of the same pattern only larger that was order by the liaison to the family.

Here's the pics of the larger knife by itself.

Thanks for looking,
Iz

 

[bindlestitch]

Officially done with this batch. I'll be starting on the next one tomorrow, Lord willing.

Rocket bomb

Gasconade

Hope you dig 'em.
Iz

 

[AA Forge]

Great work all the way around!

 

[bindlestitch]

Great work all the way around!

Thanks, Adam.:thumbup: Your stuff rocks, too.
I honestly thought your challenge knife was one of the ones I would have picked to take home with me. Great job.
Iz

 

[bindlestitch]

I've been working on this one over the last two batches, hidden tangs take forever to make. At least for me they do.
This is the Model #6 Moniteau Creek. It used to look nothing like this, I just recently re-designed it.
This one is 1/4" o-1 with Natrual and dark brown canvas micarta and stainless steel pins in the pommel and guard.

This is the last one that will have the old "Turley" mark. I got me a new etcher.


Thanks for looking,
Iz

 

[AA Forge]

Thanks, Adam.:thumbup: Your stuff rocks, too.
I honestly thought your challenge knife was one of the ones I would have picked to take home with me. Great job.
Iz

Thanks Iz! Oh well, live and learn I guess. All I can do now is make a few changes and keep on trying to improve.

Anyway, great job on that last one as well!:thumbup: There's just something about a 1/4" thick knife that I just love; and the Turley style makes it even better.

 

[bindlestitch]

Definitely, Adam. I came away learning a couple things, too. That's the real value in the whole thing I think.
God bless, man.
Iz:thumbup: