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I posted this some time back but never really had a photo to do this piece justice. Now I do and here it is. A truly fantastic piece of damascus, fully engraved by Tom, and what is becoming a tradition for me. A Paul Long sheath that you can see matches the weave of the engraving quite well...

This is the latest Don Hanson addition to my collection and it is a beast. 14 & 5/8" blade, forged from 1084, W2, 15N20 & 203E, 20" overall length. Damascus fittings, 18k gold pin, and a rather large fossil walrus ivory handle. As you can see it is deserving of the name "Big Motha" I believe...

Terry Vandeventer S-Guard Clamshell Bowie Finally a photo that does this piece justice! Jon

Here are some lousy (My apologies) of the other Bowie I picked up at the show. I promise to post better ones as soon as I receive my photo's from Chuck Ward. However, Terry's work for the show was so spectacular I felt it would be an injustice not to show some photos right away. Great damascus...

Hello all. The show was excellent. Makers, collectors, suppliers all having a great time. It was a great show, one that will become a constant for me. Here is one of the knives I picked up and an extra bonus was it became an award winner. John White/Jon Klein/Paul Long I hope...

Just back from the show and it was great. There where a lot of super knives and am sure you all will be seeing plenty in the next couple of days. Until then I thought I would share a couple of photos of Ron Newton's Unbeleivable Dogbone, D-Guard, Knife/Gun that was of course voted "Best in...

You may or may not consider this one strange but it is different and I love it. The steel alone is way too cool. :cool: Gary Root Dragon Bowie 13 inch blade multicolored tamahagane steel by Ray Rybar. The steel is a san mai construction laminated into a silver/meteorite spine. Paul...

Finally I was able to secure one of Rodrigo's fine knives yesterday. You may have seen these photos already on another forum but I am sure proud to show them again. I was just quick on the draw yesterday and lucky for sure. :D Here they are for your viewing pleasure...

Beatifully executed knife. 2thumbs Congratulations, Jon

Some of you may have seen my postings on the Dave Lisch. However, I am pleased that Paul has completed the sheath for this knife and a Tom Ferry he just finished up. These pics are fresh from Paul. Pretty cool how he was able to match his tooling with Tom's engraving. I hope you enjoy these...

Let's try again, can you see it now.

I just received this HUGE bowie from Joe Mandt. :eek: What a great knife and value. You all missed out on one heck of a deal. 13 1/3" in blade and it must weigh 2 pounds, not to meantion is has another great Paul Long sheath.

I am very pleased to be the recepient of Dave's largest blade to date. He has named it "Salmon King' and the mosaic pattern has been named by Lorien another forumite. It is called "Gill Net" This is a monster blade 12.5", with beautiful walrus ivory and will be headed to Paul Long for the...

That is one of things I like about collecting knives, different strokes for different folks. 2thumbs The handle is made with Fossil Walrus Ivory. Jon

After parting with my 2 great Don Hanson Bowies I have spent quite some time reflecting about that. :( I am very pleased to be back to collecting Don Hanson Bowie knives again. Paul has dressed this up real nice. I think you will all enjoy this one.:cool: Jon

Here I am with my latest victims. Tight Lines, Jon

Here I am with my latest victim. Tight Lines, Jon

He are some photo's of the excellent sheath Paul Long made for my Jerome Anders Clamshell Bowie. This knife was part of a trade that I am quite happy with. Jon

That looks really nice and is a great idea. 2thumbs You gave me one also as I have a neighbor with similiar talents. Down here we are all fisherman and he builds everything including wooden fishing rod racks. How would I go about getting a set of plans similar to the ones you have? I am sure he...

Display Method Well everyone may not display them in their drawer's but I surely do, and as you can see even on towels. :o Pretty much anywhere I have a spot. For me the knives are personal and I really do not get to show them off, so no fancy displays here. Whatever makes you happy works...