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Some knives just take great pictures

JD Ellis Lanny'sClip
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1980s small swell center/coke bottle Jack with Parker/Edwards 512 layer Damascus blade
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Some other knives that take great pictures.

One of, if not the last production runs to leave Canal Street Cutlery Serpentine Shadow Jack with birdseye pivots, bocote covers and a bomb shield made from Schrade dies and IIRC, using the last of some Schrade's own German silver stock to make the shields. This was a bitter sweet knife that was made.

To the right of the CSC is a Lone Wolf/Loveless City with linen micarta scales and ATS34 blade IIRC
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2010 Queen Moose in D2 with Ebony covers
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GEC EO Jack with candle tip bolsters and I wanna say dark peach seed jigged bone scales.
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Very first Spyderco knife offered for sale, the original ugly knife. The C01 Worker, bought from Sal Glesser at one of the first ECCKS or NYCKS back in the 80s and engraved Together Forever by my wife as an anniversary gift
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MH, I really like that moose and the Canal Street is awesome looking. Such a shame they are not still making cutlery.
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Jtx wrote:Ulster Knife Co. pattern number 22263.
Gorgeous knife Jtx. Absolutely.
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Great knives, absolutely prime time drop dead gorgeous. WOW ::tu::
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Here are a few new shots of the new Tuna knife.
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Ivoryman wrote:
Jtx wrote:Ulster Knife Co. pattern number 22263.
Gorgeous knife Jtx. Absolutely.
Thank you, Ivoryman!
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(1of7) Late 80s Custom Bud Nealy One of his first knives as a full time maker. Blued O1 Aikuchi, distal tapered tang with black linen micarta scales pinned and tucked under dovetailed bolsters.
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My HOK EDC
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Camillus stockman.
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This Pal Cut Co. looked good in these leaves.
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Newly dyed bone
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That dye work came out very nice Ivoryman, I like it.
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Thanks a bunch for the great idea and appreciate the tips. It came out better than I thought even, I really like the colors and have already dyed a couple more and they turned out better too. Deeper color and better color and that to me is tons better. Here's the Case TDrop and the #25 EZ open.
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Those are sweet, I-man, color really pops. Nice job! ::nod::

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Nice colors Ivoryman, I bet they look even better in person.
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Great job Iman absolutely prime you just keep climbing higher on the ole hero list. ::tu::
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Black pearl just before the morning dew rolled away.
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Thanks a bunch Q, Sun, Homer. Appreciate it.
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Some really knice shots Ivory man and sunknife 8) and Rookie, great shot. ::tu::

GEC #15 Sheepsfoot Barlow SFO for BFC's Traditional forum's annual knife.
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Great shot with the tickets and the backdrop, very well done. And an excellent knife, 15 TC Barlow with a sheepfoot. Ooooolaaaaaallllaaaaaaaahhhhh.
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Nice knives and photos from everyone!!

Spyderco Mantra with titanium handles.... the M4 tool steel blade is beginning to to show some patina. 8)
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Jalomo mini Lanny's clip
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Rockmano, sweet knife, great stag. Wow. And welcome to the club, sure welcome to show more stuff like that. Wow.
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Thanks Ivoryman!
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