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Very nice work.

The hawks in the photo are Missouri War Axes, and are also known as Otoe War Hawks.

Very nice work John.

Excellent work as always Chuck.

Not bad!

Each piece just gets better.

Nice work...good lines and design.

Church & Son; Very nice Sir, I just started another beading piece and found out the beads got smaller or my eye site got worse, can't imagine doing it by firelight................Randy Thanks...and trust me, the longer you do it, whether it's hours on a particular piece, or for years...it...

UncleBillyKnives; Wow, that is great. How long does that take? For this particular piece it was a total of about 20 hours...about 5 hours per night.

This is a beaded belt sheath I did awhile back in "applique bead stitch," along with a Queen Cutlery Lockblade with a "peyote beaded" drop I made for it. I also antiqued the carbon steel blade to give it that "old look."

O s'da digalv'wi s'danedi Christopher (Nice work Christopher)

Nice Design Wade.

Excellent work John...very impressive.

Sweet!!!

Prayers are on the wind....

Very nice work.

Thanks guys

Very nice work for your first attempt.

Knives and sheaths both are excellent.

Thanks guys...this is actually the first "repro" of a historic sheath I have done, but I may do more in the future, time permitting.