It has been a long time coming. Guess I just wanted to have her all to myself (for now anyway....). It just amazes me how Reese can put 5 blades in a package just over 3" closed. Reese, you done good !!!!

Lotta knife in a small package for sure. Nice one.

Great Knife..that is a keeper. They always reminded me of a Swiss watch for some reason...small package all jammed in there together...Reese did done good!

Great looking Bob. How about a couple more views when you get a chance -- looking down on it closed would be great.

JT

Very nice knife. Good job on the image too. What do you use?

Show me dat 5'er love!
Bob you may have sent this Humpty off the wall with that picture!

Thanks Guys,

Kerry, the photograph is just a quick snapshot taken with my light enclosure setup, a wallpaper background and my Sony 828 - 8mp camera on a slik U212 tripod (it has seen better days). The image was produced in raw format (at f8, 1/8 sec, iso 64, 11.4mm) and then converted. The light enclosure is a wedge shape with architectural velum. For lighting I use 3 halogen utility lamps that you can buy at any home depot. Two of the bulbs are 500W and one is 250W. The light setup and camera are what I use for all photographs on the website as well. I perform other processes for the website that are more time consuming, but the lighting is the same.

Software: Photoshop CS2 - raw editor/converter along with small lighting adjustments.

Thanks for lookin'

Hey Bob,
I'm using an 828. How come my pics don't come out that good?
Seriously....What a beautiful knife.....
Now more picking on you...if you don't put that beautiful knife up on your site so some fortunate collector can at least have a chance at it, I'll call Pam and tell her you are trying to starve the family....just because you are so excited about what Tony and Reese can make!!!!

Hi John,

I keep going back and forth on this one. It would take really big dollars to pry this baby out from my tight grip. But, anything is possible ...