Knife of the Day

[cwo4uscgret]

Roger "Mudbone" Jones Mini-Scagel style knives:

[cwo4uscgret]

While no longer in my possession, these two Patent Pending Peter Martin assisted opening Gentleman's knives are still in the family. I gave one each to both of my wife's sons; one lives in Paris, France; the other has moved from Bogota, to Buenos Aires, and now Cancun! They are scaled with presentation grade White and Gold Lip Mother of Pearl.

[cwo4uscgret]

Don Hanson damascus and scrimshawed Elephant Toenail. Sold but still one of my favorite knives!

[sdmc530]

Elephant toenail? That is the first I have heard of that

[cwo4uscgret]

Also called a rope knife for cutting rope!

[cwo4uscgret]

Once again we call on the talented Mickey Yurco for one of his knives that my former wife scrimshawed for me...let's call the knife "The Claw" but the scrimshaw is of a Tarantula... I like the way Mickey incorporated a snap to hold the knife in the sheath.

[sdmc530]

very unique!

[cwo4uscgret]

Another Canadian made Knife. A long, slender dagger by Vanderkolff...

[cwo4uscgret]

I don't know much about this knife of maker. Its a smaller version of the basic "Clasp" knife. The handle is elephant ivory. The pistol is a 1908 Colt 6.35 auto.