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I've had some good lookin' dogs in my day but 'Jaguar' out shines them all! You're a lucky man, IG.

Thanks Frank. It's the 2nd day after surgery and I walked the dog around the block... feeling fine. Hey Cathy! You didn't sell my knife, did you? :what!:

I was sent a couple of photos. Makes me want to hold this one in my hand even more! The 112 is looking great, Cathy. Thank you for the designing and carving of this one. It hurts to have to wait for this one to arrive. :sad: Best wishes for a good showing at the NCCA.

Believe me... I'd love to make that ride but I'll be tossing and turning in a hospital bed unti after the show. Best wishes Catherine and remember... that Buck 112 is mine! :7:

I rather enjoy seeing file work on a folder... not so much on a fixed blade. It gets a lot of attention and comments from collectors and non-collectors alike. I've noticed if you set 10 knives out on a table, the first knife a person will pick up to inspect is the one with file work. I sort...

Frank... i am one happy camper! I don't seem to be able to put this knife down. It's like that security blanket that Linus carries around but much better. :biggrin:

What's not to like... that is a beauty!

I took a couple more pictures this morning. Just found another way of showing the size of this beauty. Comparing it to one of my favorite production knives... the Buck 110. :3:

It's been awhile in the making but Frank Niro built a beautiful folder for me. Even 'spiced' it up a bit. Here's the specs: Length closed: 5 1/2" Length open: 9 3/8" Blade length: 4" Blade thickness: 0.136" Blade steel: Damascus by Randy Hass Jr. Liners: 0.050" thick 6AL4V...

Now that is cool! I take it your husband is a fisherman, Cathy?

Reverse scrimshaw is a bit different; add some color...

Gary does love it! Casper gave it his 'sniff of approval'! Thank you Cathy! :35:

I am still in awe of your carving, Cathy! The nessmuk gets looked at and handled everyday. I swear... it looks as though the wolves are jumping off the stag handle. The 3-D effect is unbelievable!

A Nessmuk and a Buck 110... On the evening of March 4th, Cathy (Knifecarver), her husband Greg and their 180 lb English Mastiff, Titan stopped in to say hi and drop off the finished nessmuk to which Cathy had applied her craftsmanship to for me. She also showed me some of her other work...

I love that knife, Frank. I don't know why I take such lousy pixs; I'm blaming the camera!

I have two... fluted, creamy, mammoth ivory auto wharncliffe by David Winston and a double bladed beauty in cream and blue mammoth ivory by Frank Niro...

Hi Cathy! I believe German Bull is 'owned'(?) by Frost Cutlery which is not conducive with a great knife in knife people's eyes. This is my thought... perform your carving magic on a few German Bull brand knives to be used to illustrate your craftsmanship in carving (you know I'm 'hooked' on...

I've been interested in Knifecarver's craftsmanship ever since she came on the scene. A short time ago I sent her a knife with a stag handle and asked if she would embellish the handle with some wolves. She is still working on this one but from all indications... I will be very satisfied with...

Now that was a good joke while sippin' my 1st morning cup of coffee! :happy: Titan looks like such a friendly pooch... once he gets to know you.

Huh?