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goldstone with bowtie shield
vintage whale tooth
ebony with bowtie shield

thanks for the help with the shields Glenn

Eye catchers for sure. That whale tooth for sure! But then again ebony always catches my eye too. Great work.

Say, those worked out nicely! Glad I could finally help someone out with some parts.

Those look very "vintage", great work!

The word elegant comes to mind for those 3 Muskrat Man. Very nicely done.

Wow! Those are all three winners! Excellent work.

muskrat man wrote:goldstone with bowtie shield
vintage whale tooth
ebony with bowtie shield

thanks for the help with the shields Glenn

Outstanding. I like them all. Good work.
SSk

Very nice work is always Kaleb!

I love the simple elegance and clean curving lines with the whale's tooth and the ebony.
To my taste, it was a great call to leave the shield off of the whale's tooth, and just as great a call to put it on the ebony knife.
I dont know about the gold it's nicely done but it's a material I don't like, therefore the knife has a lot less appeal to me. But the whale's tooth and the ebony both knock it out of the park as far as I'm concerned!

Well done sir!

thanks fellas. ivory is going to get scrimshaw (not by me) so no shield for it. here is #4 in the set sawcut red bone with a little vine filework

All very nice Kaleb. The whale tooth has to be the star of the show though. Great work !

These were my knives that Kaleb did such awesome work on. I had the whale tooth covers scrimmed and wanted to add a few photos of the final product.

The inspiration for the mark side was this old letterhead that I had: And this is what the artist came up with: On the back side I went with the 3rd Gen logo. Came out nice, but maybe a little big lol:

That's pretty cool

That turned out fantastic

What a marvelous idea to use that theme for the Scrimshaw. That really came out awesome.

jxr1197 wrote:These were my knives that Kaleb did such awesome work on. I had the whale tooth covers scrimmed and wanted to add a few photos of the final product.

The inspiration for the mark side was this old letterhead that I had:
letterhead.jpg

And this is what the artist came up with:
m3.jpg
m2.jpg

On the back side I went with the 3rd Gen logo. Came out nice, but maybe a little big lol:
p2.jpg

That Scrim work really appeals to me. That “letterhead” looks just like a stock certificate. Being a broker, that really appeals. Man I like that.
Good decision on the scrimshaw. Looks fantastic.
SSk

Looking good Kaleb, I like that ebony one best ….. great job on keeping the theme with that scrim work jxr1197

Wow, stunning!

Ditto!

My they are nice!!!

Harold