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I have been doing an cleanout of a house and have found a number of interesting pieces including this one.

Its a Paul Knife PM2 with artistic grips. Google hasn't shown me one that looks anything like this one.
Wondering if someone added the art or if this was an option?
Thanks
Aaron

Very nice knife! I don’t know for certain but guessing the scrimshaw work was not done by Gerber.

As one scale is marked BRADY, and the style and color seem to match her work, I would guess the scrimshaw may have been done by Sarah Brady of Ohio. I don't recall the city name, but I'm sure a Google search would provide contact information.

Nice knife!

Thank you for that, it got me to google a little more and I found her website!
We are both in Northern Ohio!

https://sandrabradyart.com/

Out of all the knives we found in the house, I think I am keeping this one.

Pretty cool, got a response back from the artist

Aaron, this would have been done in the late 70s or early 80s. I began my scrimshaw career in 1976. This Brady signature didn't change till the year 2000. From 2000 to 2009, I signed in a ribbon. I have changed my signiture every 10 years since.
I can tell by the color and line work that this was an early piece. You may have one of the only mushroom knives I ever etched.
Have a great day!
Sandra
Sandra Brady Art
Scrimshaw for the Discerning Wildlife Enthusiast
419-261-1582 cell
www.sandrabradyart.com

awoldman wrote: ↑Wed Jul 23, 2025 9:48 pm Pretty cool, got a response back from the artist

that’s a nice piece of provenance to go with the knife. It’s a unique Paul worthy of tucking away and hanging onto. Congratulations!

You have a real gem there! Gorgeous artwork!

Very nice scrim work done by one of the best!

Glad I was able to help.