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Here's a "Hudson Bay " type knife I have been working on. Could not decide on how to make the large round brass rivets so just used some brass pins. Hope y'all like it,I know it's not up to par to some I seen here, but it's the best I can do. Thanks for looking:) Frank Steel......Leaf...

Really like these Knives!! The scales are beautiful!! :) Frank

These were some Stabilized scales I got off eBay:D Frank

I finished it with "Miniwax Wipe-On Poly" used about 3 coats and in between coats I used 0000 steel wool!! Any other questions please let me know..:) Frank

Outstanding Work!! Do you sell Warthog Tusk?? Frank

Here's a Skinner I made in the last few days with "Sweetgum" scales,the first time I have ever used it, even though they grow everywhere down here! Hope y'all like it. Thanks for Looking!! :) Frank Stats: Scales.....Regular ole Sweetgum Steel.... 3/32" 1095 Pins..... 1/8" brass...

Hey there!! I am from Huntsville, born and raised here. I am a Retired Fire-Fighter here in Huntsville. Glad to hear from you!! Frank

Great Looking Knife Ernie!! Love the beautiful Scales and love the Hamon!! :) Frank

Here's a skinner I made in the last few days. The Crotch Walnut is from Kevin (Woodman) he sure has some beautiful wood. Thanks for Looking :) Frank Stats: Steel..... 1/8" 1095 Scales......Crotch Walnut Blade length.....4" to end of scales Overall Length.....8 1/2"...

I will take #399...Thanks!! Frank

Beautiful Job!! Love it!! :) Frank

Beautiful Knife!! Excellent Job Sir!! :) Frank

Wow!! What a Beautiful Knife!! Great Job!! Frank

Great Job Ernie!! Love that Patina!! :) Frank

WELCOME Marie!! :) Frank

WOW!! You make some beautiful Knives!! Great Workmanship!! :) Frank

Darrin.....Yes, it's stabilized!! Sanded to 400 grit and then buffed with "Pink Scratchless";) Frank

Here's a Skinner I made in the last few days. Hope y'all like it,Thanks for looking!!:) Frank

No, the wood is not stabilized...Thanks for the kind comment!:) Frank

Thanks to everyone for the kind Comments! :) Frank