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These are my latest creations. All made from the same template, but all a just a bit different. The top one has a Bocote handle, the middle is Rosewood, and the bottom is Zebrawood. Steel was 1095, 3/16". Satin finished. They are about 8 1/2" long. These were numbers 47, 48, and 49. I am...

Nice looking knife. How did you get the bone so darn shiny? Milt

That is a really fine looking blade and sheath. Well done! Milt

A very high quality looking blade. Well done! Milt

Very good lookin' blade. Red handles really look good! Milt

I pray that your bride is waiting for you in that Mansion Over the Hilltop. Milt

Very, Very nicely done! Milt

This blade is a bit different from what I usually make. This one was etched with my logo (I usually stamp) and is smaller than I usually make. It was also my first attempt with 4 pins. 1080 1/8" OL 7-5/8" Blade 3-5/8" Black/Silver Micarta 3/32" SS pins Next time, I will place the...

Great looking knife. I could carry that any day. Milt

I really like it! Very nice work. Milt

Fine knives, fine guns, fine photography. It just doesn't get any better. Milt

These are great looking blades. Your handle work is lovely! Milt

This a one great looking knife! Keep posting! Milt

This is my latest piece- a basic hunting knife. 3/16" 1095 8.25" OL Brass Guard and 1/4" brass pins and tube Hollow grind finished with a Scotchbrite belt (red), and flats sanded bright. Black handle liners (can't really see them in the photo) Imistag handle finished to 600 grit, then...

Lovely blade! I have never been a fan of butterscotch- eye or mouth- but I think I am going to have to reconsider that. I hope you get a chance to use it this fall. Milt

Nice work! It has some very subtle nuances that make it both unique and useful. Milt

Very fine work, Robert. One to be proud of, indeed! Milt

I would be proud to own- better yet to call it my own! Milt

Lovely, Lovely, Lovely! Milt

You are a talented fellow! Very nice. Milt