Western F66 Black Beauty - Before & After Polishing

[TripleF]

I'm not the best at this scratch/rust removal thing but I think she looks a lot better than she did when I found 'er....

[XX Case XX]

I'd say you did a pretty nice job on that!! Looks good to me...

What type of handle material is that? It looks like it's all metal.

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Mike

[Colonel26]

It looks good Scott. Ya done well. I like it a lot.

I'd say you did a pretty nice job on that!! Looks good to me...

What type of handle material is that? It looks like it's all metal.

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Mike

The black beauty knives had handles made of alternating fiberglass and stainless steel discs.

[XX Case XX]

Thanks Colonel!! Learn something new almost every time. ::nod:

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Mike

[deo-pa]

The Black Beauty's sure look nice cleaned up. Here is my before and after. Muskrat Man did the work. I've been looking for the oak leaf sheath; anybody got one they'll part with?

Dennis

[Another Knife Collector]

Looks great to me! Those westerns were great knives!

[TripleF]

Thanks fellas.....

[Bloodhound]

Very nice work...I love to see the old Westerns...and Black Beautys especially cleaned up and ready to go back to the field.

[Cowdiddly]

I love to see a couple of knife saves like that. Good job to you both. Here is my latest edition a redbone 744 punch-never sharpened, had some staining and have been rubbin and rubbin; rubbed so long I thought a genie would pop out. From Casper Wyoming. I always find it interesting to keep up where these things come from. Another cowpoke save.

[wlf]

Love the blade design on those fixed blades.

That is an absolute gem Jerry,boy will Wade be jealous. I grin.