All About Pocket Knives

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...

Some lucky dawg's gonna scoop that right up!

Knice save Dale!

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

what bone is that Dale? looks great!

muskrat man wrote:what bone is that Dale? looks great!

Yeah, what Kaleb said.

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Thanks guys, glad you like it.

glennbad wrote:

muskrat man wrote: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.

Nice work Dale I love that frame!

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

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

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

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.