Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please

R.W. Loveless drop point in Lignum Vitae is with me today

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62 Maverick and 66 Calf Roper. You'll have to take my word for it since photo(is in the)bucket.
Never had so many problems. But finally,

 
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joeradza said:
62 Maverick and 66 Calf Roper. You'll have to take my word for it since photo(is in the)bucket.
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:) I believe ya Alan. Photo bucket is not allowing me to post pics either.

9Nine said:
How'd you get the stamp off? I have a Mustang as well and I'd love a plain blade.
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Etching was removed thru sanding on a sanding block. May I suggest first watching some knife making videos and practicing on blades you can do without before attempting on something as nice as your Mustang? -James
 
A storm bird flew in yesterday, White Owl on migration from the Scottish Isles to Scandiland.:D

Many thanks indeed Paul for letting it fly the coop, much appreciated:cool:

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Regards, Will
 
Will Power said:
A storm bird flew in yesterday, White Owl on migration from the Scottish Isles to Scandiland.:D

Many thanks indeed Paul for letting it fly the coop, much appreciated:cool:

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Regards, Will
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That is one fine owl WP. If you have a "parliment of owls" I'd sure enjoy seeing them.

Bark River City Knife in Desert Ironwood.
 
joeradza said:
62 Maverick and 66 Calf Roper. You'll have to take my word for it since photo(is in the)bucket.
Never had so many problems. But finally,

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Both nice Alan, is that Calf Roper Bloodwood? If so I have the same knife and love it. Thin Sheepfoot and Spey that get wicked sharp:cool::thumbup:
 
Thanks Paul. They are both ebony. In the right light you can see lots of variation in the wood used in all the ebony knives. I think my 99 Wall Street is the darkest and most consistent.
 
KBA said:
James, that is a beauty! :thumbup: Love the ironwood brother.
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Thanks Brett, in the sunlight that ironwood reflects, looking like 24k gold streaks below the surface. Sorry about this late response, I just got in.
 
joeradza said:
Thanks Paul. They are both ebony. In the right light you can see lots of variation in the wood used in all the ebony knives. I think my 99 Wall Street is the darkest and most consistent.
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Ugh, my bad Alan, I see now you listed it as a #66, I didn't see the serpentine to the frame and was thinking Buckaroo which is the #68, that's what I have in Bloodwood. Man I'm getting old:o:)
 
Thanks everybody! Getting a groupie shot of the White Owls might be tricky now, it's getting really dark here above latitude 63 and by the time I get off work it's hopeless. The Eternal Night of Nov-Jan begins to descend...:eek:
 
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