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The layout of D with the typeface used in B Having said that, if it were me, I wouldn't use the second face for Oklahoma. That will get hard to read when real small. In fact, I'd leave Oklahoma off all together. The Lawson with the oversize L works fine on its own. "Less is more. More or less."

Bob's knives are like those famous potato chips... Bet ya can't have just one :)

Very cool.

Laurence, it is a W49. When I got it you'd classify it as a beater. I cleaned it up and did the "Bagwell Mods" on it. Bobbed the guard, lowered the spine towards the tip and thinned the handle. Ended up with this

BB, I don't have a proper adjective for this one. It is that good.

Thank you Tracy.

I don't get to carry my big knives often, but I like to be prepared :biggrin: Here are two frogs that work with my sheaths that I've made with Sam Browne studs. An over the shoulder "huckleberry" rig based loosely on the WW2 USGI tanker holster. And a crossdraw belt rig. Any of these...

Another killer piece :)

Thank you!

Beautiful flowers... the second shot is a winner :)

Impressive!

Maybe you guys have your photobucket web page set to mobile??? I don't have any problems.

Nice! Gotta love the classics... kudos for keeping them alive.

I bet the new owner is very happy. That is a looker for sure!

Beautiful knives... each and every one. The first one, a clash of cultures of sorts... clip blade, Scandinavian(ish) handle... love it! The scrolled sheath is another bit of fantastic work.

A strategically place button could be a good thing as well :)

Some of the older Scandinavian knife sheaths had a button hole on the back of them to use on your braces or coat button. Might be worth experimenting with... This one has a button hole on the back of the belt loop.

That's a beauty! I'm a big fan of the style :)

Simply awesome. That is a difficult photo to take and you nailed it. Well done, photos and leather! :notworthy:

That is super!