All About Pocket Knives

I had some nectarine colored bone in the Aberdeen pattern and a few Camillus 72 knives so I decided to use the bone on one of them. As always I noticed a bit of polishing compound once I took the pictures but that's okay (I almost expect it now). Cool color and jigging pattern and the knife turned out okay. The main blade was seriously abused so its been refinished, the two smaller blades are as found.

Great work Jeff!
As usual.

Thanks Dale.

Cool Jeff. Again the color sets it off.

You worked on a pattern that's near and dear to my heart. You sir, are an artisan in every sense of the word. I've admired your work in the past, but it truly hits home when it's a Camillus or a Camillus variation. Well done!!

Love it! My favorite color too!!!

With that much wear on the main, you will never be happy with it. Just send it to me, and I will dispose of it properly. (Ahem!)

Very nice job Jeff! You are really cranking out the rehabs these days. Another beautiful end result.

Try to remember to at least take a "before" pic so we can see the dramatic change!

2 thumbs up!

Excellent Jeff. Just excellent.

OH.... BTW.... I love that color! I'm glad you are using all these different tones of redish bone. I'm getting a good education about Culpepper bone.

Mike

Very well done!

Thanks everyone!

Every time I see a picture of one of your completed knives you raised the bar on great craftsmanship! Nice!