Just finished this the other day and have been carrying ever since,



The Stag is 100 years old and came from Rhett. I was thinking that the stag was from either Northfield or Napanoch Knife Companies from the old days, outstanding Amber color you just can’t find these days.


Blade is CPM-440V, watch out folks it will hurt you.
I have already dropped it in my shop on concrete, Made to be carried and used.

Did you get a computer Tony, or are you at John's house? I don't know how I lived so long without my knife. Wonderful job. Great looking Ivory BP.
Thanks agian Tony. Matt

glad you like it. Have you droped it yet?

Looks Great Tony

I'm fumbling slowly but i'll learn some day.

Only on the living room carpet.I should just drop it in the street just to get it over with, like a new car it's that first dent or scratch the kills ya.

Once dropped it hardly ever happens again, same with cell phones

VERY nice Tony !! I have never seen one of yours that I did not like.

Hi Jason
Are you coming to the Blade Show? I would like to meet you.

OK Tony, I'll take one...heh, heh!


Karlthev

Wanted to get all Bose collectors opinions on blade steels...especially 440V...advantages and disadvantages???

Mr.Tony Bose That is some kind of Awesome
Congrats Matt on the Ivory BP she is a prize!

I have knives with Both steels

Id call D2 semi stainless and pretty darn tough
Id Call 440V stainless, tough and agressive

Id say D2 is a tad easier to sharpen on a stone..that 440V is hard!
but with those new ultra fine diamond stones not much harder to maintain

both are workhorses

Verrrrrrrry nice, TONY ,GREAT Stag

My favorite BP..and probably one of my favorite T.Bose. Tony had to pull it out of my hands after he let me check it out.