All About Pocket Knives

Darn Great Eastern is always so secretive about this and their own show...anyone attend,show off what you got or hear any cool news....................

boggs wrote:Darn Great Eastern is always so secretive about this and their own show...anyone attend,show off what you got or hear any cool news....................

Last year__ Jan,reported some daily happenings,on Greg's (TSA) blog site ___don't know if she will this time or not ???

Well one thing she reported on...Chris Tucker and a Mammoth Ivory #45

I was there today. The ivory roughnecks were awesome.

And, this was my 1st time going to Blade.....I was amazed to say the least. I didn't know there were so many knife collectors. It was very encouraging to know that my hobby isn't as lonesome as I thought it was.

Russell

boggs wrote:Well one thing she reported on...Chris Tucker and a Mammoth Ivory #45

Boggs, That rascal sure is a beauty I think I read it was Elephant Bark Ivory? I wonder what that would take to come home with ya Some big $$$ BH

5 C Notes........................and it could of been yours.......

Boggs, For real??? It sure is a beauty but anymore I have a hard time to shell out (1) C-Note for a knife today. At some point I ran out... That is the nicest ivory I've ever seen come through GEC. Maybe this week we might get a chance to see more of it.

BTW, I only live just over 2 hrs from the show, I've never been to it and once again I had to say no I wouldn't have a home to come back too. BH

I'm think'n there may be some left,not pick of the litter,but none the less a few available maybe. I hear ya BH,I couldn't imagine walking through the doors of Blade without AT LEAST 2K in my pocket one of the reasons I've never been

WOW WOW WOW!!! That is SWEET!!

IM

They had one bark ivory that was very dark and full of color and no cracks at all. $500 is correct, nice but after hitting the custom side of the show I was $$ out.



Russell

this lumberjack is handled in primitive percheron; a draft horse breed. if i remember 3 of the old draft horses which pulled hay wagons & trees from the cutting sites were belgium,clydedales & percherons. these gentle giants were replaced by tractors. HiPower

That is AWESOME HiPower!!!!!

Yes Sir,

That's a some pretty handles on super knife BH

HiPower................LOVE THAT KNIFE!!!


IM

Dennis....

Wonderful character of that bone..thanks for the close up shots

sardian wrote:They had one bark ivory that was very dark and full of color and no cracks at all. $500 is correct, nice but after hitting the custom side of the show I was $$ out.

Russell

I can only IMAGINE!!!

Nice pick up Dennis

Dennis, thanks for those great pics!! I was wondering what Percheron bone would look like.