Pal EZ Opener restoration

[orvet]

Here is another restoration I just finished for the OKCA show.
There was nothing left of either bone handle when I got the knife.
It appeared it had sat that way a long time. In addition to the handles being gone, the blade had no snap.
I just happened to have a Pal Blade Co blade that would fit the frame, even though the Pal Blade stamp was post war. There is a pit in the back of the blade, but there is lots of work left in that this old soldier!

Hope you enjoy the pics...

[TripleF]

Some lucky dawg's gonna scoop that right up!

Knice save Dale!

[treefarmer]

Beautiful restoration, Dale!
You're right Scott! Some lucky dog will scoop that one up, I know if I were gong to the Oregon affair I love to purchase it!
Treefarmer

[muskrat man]

what bone is that Dale? looks great!

[glennbad]

what bone is that Dale? looks great!

Yeah, what Kaleb said.

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[orvet]

Thanks guys, glad you like it.

what bone is that Dale? looks great!

Yeah, what Kaleb said.

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Goldenroot RJB from Culpeppers.
The closest I have found to Rogers Bone.

[#goldpan]

Nice work Dale I love that frame!

[muskrat man]

thanks! gonna have to add some of that to my next order

[Colonel26]

Now that's a winner! I agree with Philip, I'd scoop it up in a heart beat. That's very stunning bone too.

[danno50]

I relieved Dale of that lovely knife at the OKCA show this April and it now spends time in my pocket.
Dan

[orvet]

I am glad you like it Dan and I am even happier that you carry it!
It is easy to make a pretty knife, it is much harder to make them so they hold up to the rigors of everyday carry.