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Those are cool.

The bottom one is a U.S. bayonet for a Garand. you wanting to sell the others?

Very attractive knives. Well done. :thumbup:

Congratulations James. Don't give OCC any ideas. They'll incorporate in their next build.

Very interesting techinque. I salute you for that "out of the box" thinking. What thickness leather do you use for the different layers?

Love it! How in the world do you get the subject matter raised so high from the rest of the sheath? P.S. I wish I had a nickle for everytime I drew Kilroy on the girls notebooks in highschool! No one ever figured out who was doing it! :biggrin:

Nice very nice. I love the richness of it. Great sheath also well done.

HORAY!! It's like waiting for the latest great movie to hit the screens!:35:

I always enjoy seeing your work & I really like the sheaths. The depth & subject matter of the carvings really make those sheaths pop! Could you show a wip of your sheath carving techniques?

Can someone post examples of different spanish notches & what is their purpose other than "gettin a little fancy" ?

You hit that one out of the park! Congratulations John exceptional workmanship.

Really like that knife. Congratulations for thinking out of the box on those pine cone scales. how big of a pine cone did it take for that size scale. I imagine there must be quite a bit of waste?

Those are awesome!

Very nice. whatz the scale material?

Awesome. Looks like they came from a bog in Scotland. Excellent work.

The attention to as well as the exicution to detail is outstanding.

bubba-san are the lines across the body where the cuts were to be made for certain test? Can you translate any of the writing for us? I would love to know what it says. Doug

Here is part pf a very good artical in the 1972 edition of Guns of the world. What better material to test your blade on than what it was intended to use it on? :3:

Great looking blades guys. I really admire your talent.

I prefer the stag inlay that projects slightly above the body of the handle. I think it adds something to the 'grippiness' of the handle and gives it more of a 3-D effect. DITTO.