Here ya go Randy....btw the picture sucks compared to what it really looked like...and no...dont know where it is

giddyup!!..I LIKE IT!! I think FastEddie has one like that??

R

He is a Lucky man..the Pearl on that one was AMAZING

Here is another Pearl for you



This Knife may have won an award...not sure

No Comments Randy?

Wow...ok Randy...How about this one?

Is there a term given for the bubbling effect in that MOP?

purely beautiful

The order of these posts is the order of the pics. Stunning

WOW!! That last one put me out

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Is there a term given for the bubbling effect in that MOP?

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P-U-R-D-Y is the technical term. I've never seen pearl with that many bubbles. That congress rocks with all of those swedges.

I dont know John what the effect is called...but I really like it. I have always referred to it as "clouds" and that knife was a storm!

Here is my last pearl knife Randy...I will stop
not a congress....but a very girlie utility knife

Here is one of mine.. I don't know why I ever sold it...

It is now in Isreal.

And another.. But, I still have this one...

Friends,

That MOP is just amazing! I bet that ALL of them would fit in my pocket!

Kent B. Warnberg

You may not want to put that one in your pocket. ouch

John,

I would have to get "one of them wavers" for a pocket purse from Tony to carry it!

Kent

Here is one that got away from me too Bob...they would have made a nice set



I think this one is in Britain

I have one of those babies on order that Reese is working on now. I found remington bone and it should be here pretty soon....

Yummy..

Should we start a Rodger Whittler thread?

Yes! Please! Can never have enough Rodgers whittlers.

BTW, have the Bose boys ever made any "Norfolk" pattern whittlers? I'm referring to ones like the Remington Norfolk whittlers. Those are actually copies of another of Joseph Rodgers' whittler patterns (fancy bolsters and all) - thus the "Norfolk" name (from Number 6 Norfolk Street, Sheffield) -- though Rodgers never called them that.

[Actually, Joseph Rodgers called a completely different pattern "Norfolk Knives" (and many of these were whittlers) - there's a thread here containing info about these if you want to look - totally sweet. Tony said he hadn't made one of these (yet).]

You're gonna like it. I have one in stag.