I think this one fits.

I was texting with James one night and asked if he had ever made a subhilt.... here is the first. Mudbone leather.

Tune

Nasty and very cool. Thanks for the post. I'll follow up later with more James sub- hilts. Mud needs no introduction. We already know he's Bad-Azz

Here ya go Tune,
These are double Bad with sub-hilts.

Very nice Warren. You have assembled a great collection of knives.

Here is something a bit different. These are real users. I met Shosui Takeda at blade Show years ago and began adding his bad ass kitchen knives to the herd. I have several. This is an older picture, but.... you get the idea.

Danm Tune, looking sharp.
You could probably filet a stamp with those.
And thanks for your comments.

Here's a pair that belongs in this thread hands down. Perhaps the best of my BMK collection both handled with a single piece of artifact fossil.
A Randall inspired Super Bear Bowie 11" blade paired with a Behring Made double edge 8" fighter; both in copper hilts.
Kenny Rowe Gator inlay Hi-Ride leather. Super Bear is set-up for left side cross draw. Asked for canteen snaps, no problem.
If you were at Blade this year you might have seen the pair. They are jaw droppers.
I will say that most of the original colors were preserved in shaping the handles.

Warren that is a fantastic pair with some of the best artifact fossil I have ever seen!! Kenny's sheaths with the Gator inlay are awesome.

Tom Flynn

Warren, Wow, absolutely gorgeous Blades. That Artifact fossil is spectacular.

Warren,

Here is my BMK Pair in St. Stl. hammer-marked and acid-etched with redwood burl hand checkered, engraved copper sub-hilts, fossil walrus bolster and butt cap spacers with Basketweave Rowe Sheaths.

The Goliath is one massive piece of hammer-marked stainless steel at 12" long; it dwarfs the SW Fighter

Tom Flynn

Tom,

Goliath is the right name for that blade. What a slayer and great pair of blades. Forgot you had those. Thanks for contributing to the thread.