Ron,

That is some pair; Tom's Ivory inserts are incredible when you consider the shape of the handle.

I would have a special place in the cabinet and look at them alot!

Tom Flynn

Thanks, Tom. Suffice to say I appreciate the heck out of them.

Best,

Ron

I've been fooling around with my camera and computer, taking photos and resizing them.
For practice, I decided to enter a set of knives in this category.
Not just a pair--four knives with similar features ordered over a span of several years.
All have stainless blades; green micarta handles; N.S. hilts; finger grooves; duralumin butt caps; red & aluminum spacers. (The #23 has a thong hole, too.)
All the sheaths are the standard for each respective model.

My first post here and just joined. A fine set I just acquired.

The story i got with this set was that they were carried by Don Donaldson in Vietnam. He was a Huey Pilot with a unit of the U.S. Army Air Cavalry. It has the attached gun belt for a Single Action big bore, 44 or 45. The stone is missing. Has anyone ever seen a set like this?

No, but that is one of the coolest rigs I've ever seen. What a piece! Thanks for posting it and welcome to the forum, Jake!

Thanks Tom

I just noticed that I screwed up and posted the wrong picture. Woops, sorry!

I think I "know" which photo you meant to post....Don't I?
Would you like me to delete your previous post?
Capt. Chris

Hi Chris! Yes, please delete this embarrassing entry. And you were correct....I wanted to put up the latest two I got from you. Maybe now I will wait until I have another pair (or two) before I try again. Putting three pairs up together might cause a stir.