Posted by: Wally
The Museum - 10/01/18 05:30 PM
Lori and I had a great time today at the museum, with Capt. Chris, James Caruso, Aaron from the shop, and Michael Randall.
No need to expound on the necessity of visiting the "knife mecca" of the free world, or elaborating on the innumerable treasures you'll find there, but ( to quote the Capt.) I will show a couple of the maybe "oddball" pieces, and a couple of my favorites.
A few of the stamps used over the years ...
A couple of examples of Tom Leschorn's amazing work.
Initials carved into the butt of crown stag, these are seen also on the two known examples of the "Zacharias" fighter.
Some double pinned handles
The "earliest" stamp (probably etched) as seen on the knife called Bo's first
Some of the knives made before settling on the final model 24
No need to expound on the necessity of visiting the "knife mecca" of the free world, or elaborating on the innumerable treasures you'll find there, but ( to quote the Capt.) I will show a couple of the maybe "oddball" pieces, and a couple of my favorites.
A few of the stamps used over the years ...
A couple of examples of Tom Leschorn's amazing work.
Initials carved into the butt of crown stag, these are seen also on the two known examples of the "Zacharias" fighter.
Some double pinned handles
The "earliest" stamp (probably etched) as seen on the knife called Bo's first
Some of the knives made before settling on the final model 24