"Wood" You Show Us Your Wood?

[tvic]

Purdy woods on those, David!

[bighomer]

U.S.A.

[cudgee]

Some Oak with my early morning coffee.

[bighomer]

China.

[bighomer]

Have no idea.

[bighomer]

Japan.

[QTCut5]

Some Oak with my early morning coffee.

I really like that one...that is slick!

I don't see a lot of factory oak handles, so I'm wondering if perhaps it's your own rehandle work?

China.

I like the looks of the 6th one down from top (in between the sodbusters). By any chance is it a Grohmann DH Russell Canadian belt knife?

[bighomer]

Q it a Chinese copy, very well made knife.

[cudgee]

Some Oak with my early morning coffee.

I really like that one...that is slick!

I don't see a lot of factory oak handles, so I'm wondering if perhaps it's your own rehandle work?

China.

I like the looks of the 6th one down from top (in between the sodbusters). By any chance is it a Grohmann DH Russell Canadian belt knife?

Thanks mate. No it is a factory production, they are actually made from old recycled oak from whiskey barrels. Super smooth and feel great in the hand. Have a kind of silky feel to them.

[ashwinearl]

Some Lambsfeet in Hackberry.

[QTCut5]

Beautiful Hackberry I especially like the wine liners...nice touch.

[doglegg]

Beautiful Hackberry I especially like the wine liners...nice touch.

Agree

[bighomer]

I forgot the knives from Fance. These get more use than any knife I own, the boss and I use them in the kitchen every day.

This one doesn't get much use. Son brought it back from France a few years ago. It's a # 10 somewhat to large for a paring knife, I like the #7 & 8's for that.

[QTCut5]

A. Wright "Ettrick" with Texas Honey Mesquite Burl handle

[Ivoryman]

Some Lambsfeet in Hackberry.

Beautiful, you're knocking out some home runs. Bravo.


You too Q.



You too BH.

[DM11]

Katalox and Bubinga

[jmh58]

[Ivoryman]

Here is some wood. Ebony. Norvell had some great knives made. Don't know how old it is but tight, smoothe, excellent snap, zero wobble, I could go on. Came clean too.

[Waukonda]

Here is someday wood. Ebony. Norvell had some great knives made. Don't know how old it is but tight, smoothe, excellent snap, zero wobble, I could go on. Came clean too.

Beautiful knife, one of my favorite stamps

[Ivoryman]

Thanks Waukonda, appreciate it. I have never had one before, and couldn't find a picture dating it. What era would it be? Thanks for any info you have.

[Waukonda]

Thanks Waukonda, appreciate it. I have never had one before, and couldn't find a picture dating it. What era would it be? Thanks for any info you have.

Here is the Goins entry, my friend

[Ivoryman]

1902-1917? Older than I thought. Thanks for the info, that's even cooler if it's 107-122 years old. Wow, still pretty good shape for the age. Thanks again bud.

[DM11]

A. Wright "Ettrick" with Texas Honey Mesquite Burl handle

Loving that Mesquite Burl!

[bighomer]

[doglegg]

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