Eric,

Beautiful wood on that knife. The color is so rich; just a fantastic piece overall. Thanks for sharing.

Thank's Warren and all that viewed this example. I really have no idea what I have until I share it here. I have some other examples that confuse me. If you like I could share a couple of those?

Eric,

Don't be confused and yes please continue to share. We all benefit from the experience. Your recent example is one that I had no idea ever existed. I think others feel the same way; bring it on!

I have 2. Both are 3/16 blade stock. Number 1:

Number 2: Maybe a Model 3 w/Ivory scales with WD Randall on the blade. Why would this blade be signed? No sheath came with the knife.

Sorry for the hair on the last pic. of number 2.

Well, if I wasn't confused before, I definitely am now. Very cool knives but that first one is really out there (in a good way). I'll be very interested to hear what our panel of experts has to say about these. Great stuff Eric.

Eric,

Yes not the ordinary and I'm certain the experts can answer. It's interesting to see some of this cool stuff surface. It may be part of the Crider collection but we'll wait for the update. Thank you for sharing again.

I'll just sit on the sidelines on these. "BUT"...Pete Hamilton had the panograph signature template for the Hermes acid-etching machine and has/had been known to provide that service.
Capt. Chris

Eric, I'm really enjoying the show. Thank you!

Lately, I think the forum has been the best it has ever been. There have been several "new" members (you know who you are) who have been delivering the goods. Thanks to all for your contribution in photos and discussion.