What a pile!

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Nice pile side mammoth on this Tuna teardrop.
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Here are some of my wood-handled knives whose pile sides look better to me than the mark sides do. In each case, the grain fascinates me for some reason.

A Remington canoe:
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A large Buck toothpick:
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An olive wood Joker:
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jrawk said:
Thanks! It's a T.A. Davison custom ... i forget the model number... 1240 maybe? :eek:

I carry and use the heck out of it. Other than some scratches on the end cap it still looks the same :)
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That's a looker alright. That jigging is great too. What good is a knife if you're not using it.
 
5K Qs said:
Here are some of my wood-handled knives whose pile sides look better to me than the mark sides do. In each case, the grain fascinates me for some reason.

A Remington canoe:
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That one is really interesting. I keep seeing patterns in it, like looking at clouds. :)



Seeing photos in this thread made me think of some of my other knives that are nicer from the back:

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Stag is strongly represented in this thread and that's to be expected as it has great variance.

Horn has its moments too though :D

Here's the Pile side of a Wright Lambfoot, it's a beautiful bluish grey whirl and stripes, whereas the Mark side is fairly plain black Buffalo.

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