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Very nice...Lot of heatin' and beatin' in one of them...

Remember that in leather a little is good and a lot is bad...... The best page I've read on leather preservation... http://www.jarnaginco.com/leather%20preservation.htm

Scary in there!!! Great job Gentlemen....

Love that wiggly iron, very nice....

Thank ya Roy...I mean Brother Wade..... Laurence, thanks and you are correct on the trade knife stuff....I've been studying the period a long time...My thoughts on this one was more like having an old friend by your side..Quigley was a very unique dude and several new knives just wouldn't make...

My only thoughts is the legalities of trading sharp pointy things with a minor...

KT, thanks a bunch... Franklin, thanks and you can... Brother G, thanks and good to hear ya still kickin'...and I remember those rather abundant eyebrows......

Back in 1990 Tom Selleck done the movie set in 1860 Australia. One of my favorites… His knife seemed a little to commercial to me for such a unique character but I did love the sheath made with a beaded moccasin toe stitched to it…… Here’s his.. I have had 4 “Cherokee Bowie” bare...

I'm feeling a little....anxious....very nice...

Top Shelf Brother....I don't care if you start in the middle, your stuff always amazes me.....

Very Nice!! The bar is raised.....

Mnnnnnnn...Thanks Kevin...but that is the Master at work, not the student....

The road less traveled will get you in trouble....and broke!! Awesome job...send me a care package of talent...

Very nice ....always wanted to do a friction folder.....That handle is ALIVE!!!

Very nice Chuck....a work of art....

Think of splits as "swede", no skin or "tooling" side as you know it...The "split" is the underside or flesh side of the hide. It has a suede look on both sides top and bottom. The leather is not as strong as grain leather.. It's great for the "rough out" look that Terry mentioned.......The...

Group Hug!!!

John, ya never fail to amaze me...and a nice trade also...

Tai, check out this place...Tons of info.... http://www.arizonagourds.com/

Awesome Tai!! One of the most overlooked artists mediums..... My lovely bride has been growing gourds for several years, there are tons of them drying in the barn now....I've made about a hundred dippers for gifts and she sculpts/carves them...Caveman gourds are my favorite....