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Something a bit different

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I know that we're all pocket knife freaks here but wanted to show something a bit different. As some of you know, I'm a Randall freak as well. I am also good friends with Randalls only authorized Scrimshander, Rick Bowles. Recently Rick has had a special run of his Dealer Special celebrating 25 years of scrimshaw for Randall Made Knives. I was fortunate enough to buy one, there were only 25 made. What even made it better is that he used mine to do a scrimshaw tutorial with. He had a poster made of the stages of the scrim and here are the results.
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Here's a picture of the knife itself...this is one I won't be selling.
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You are a lucky man. Both the knife and schrimshaw are works of art.
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Very, very special Perry... ::tu:: ::tu::

Thanks for sharing a beautiful piece of work with us. ::nod:: ::drool::

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perry, i know you'll be a good steward for that art. beautiful! thanks for showing it to us.
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Wow, what a beautiful piece of art Perry, that is something to cherish and enjoy..Thanks for sharing.. :)

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Thanks for sharing with us. That is one beautiful piece of Cutlery and a fantastic work of art. ::drool:: ::drool:: I know you will take great care of it, sounds like you may have earned it and cherish it already. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Perry that is some beautiful work and what a collectors dream. ::tu::

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Knifekid wrote: I was fortunate enough to buy one, there were only 25 made.
I find the truth is most people make their own luck by working long hours hard and being in the right place at the right time.(because thats where they want to be).

Good job Knifekid... :mrgreen: Look's like your work paid off again. ::nod::
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