Two for London

[Mark Knapp]

I showed these two with the ones I was taking to Atlanta. They didn't have the scrimshaw or the stand yet. My customer wanted musk ox horn and oosik, and he likes wolves. They are an eight inch fillet knife and a four inch drop point hunter, the scrimshaw was done by my favorite wildlife scrimshander John Majak. He's a local guy here, and, I think, a great artist. The damascus is my own, the bolsters are mokume and the stand is spalted birch. I hope you like them, thanks for looking.

 

[Burl Source]

WOW!
They look like something for a museum. Awesome knives and your friend did a great job with the scrimshaw.

 

[DanGraves]

Nice Mark. I really like the way you use the materials you get and the scrimshaw looks great. Good job.

 

[braillediver]

Very nice. Is the Lone Wolf flat? It looks like it has depth to it.

Mitch

 

[Bruce Bump]

Some very fine artistry in the knives and scrim. Somebodys going to be delighted when they open this package.

 

[Mark Knapp]

Hi Guys, thank you very much for the nice comments. Yes, the scrim is on flat material, he can make flat stuff look 3D. Thanks again Mark

 

[bbarnettAUS]

Well done Mark, nice package. That scrim on the flat is exceptional........

Cheers Bruce

 

[Peregrin]

Very nice! Beautiful knives that make a great canvas for that excellent scrim. Someone is going to be very happy.

 

[Mark Knapp]

Thanks for the nice comments, the scrimshanders name is John Majak of North Pole Alaska. Thanks again Mark

 

[Dusty One]

They are real Beauties.....Great work !