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    Coyote Knife

    Claude, this was saved from a paper written by John C. Ewers,1958 The Blackfeet: Raiders on the Northwestern Plains I have some pics somewhere of knapped blades with jawbone handles but probably all ceremonial..........Randy
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    Some Stuff and Thanks

    Thanks Mr. Lonehunter... Thanks Bud, I have admired yours and the Lady's offerings for years. My Mom was a Tomlin from your neck of the woods..Here's one I finished up yesterday...
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    Some Stuff and Thanks

    Thanks... Those are Coyote jaw bones..I got interested in the "Bear Societies" from Mr. Chuck Burrows and bear bones can be iffy as far as legalities. Coyotes are making a big presence in the Southeast and tend to eat chickens...a no-no in this area.. Mr. Fisher, I agree about the artists...
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    Some Stuff and Thanks

    Hey Gents I still don't say much but I read every word..Need to work on that public typing problem... I got interested in Trade Dags and made a few.... A couple of Horse Quirks... A matching bag and awl set.. And I made a "Bow Loom" to bead me a new hatband.. As always LARGE...
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    Butcher Knife with Beaded Sheath

    Thanks Gents, means a lot. An old injury has reared it's head and made forging this winter almost impossible..Funny how age does that, fine for years then all of a sudden you can't move, so I've had time for other stuff this winter after work instead of watching TV. Here's another one from this...
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    Butcher Knife with Beaded Sheath

    Hey James and Wick, thanks...
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    Butcher Knife with Beaded Sheath

    Thanks Rick
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    Butcher Knife with Beaded Sheath

    "I contacted a company in Sheffield England that has been in the knife business since 1700. I was trying to obtain information about knives that would have been available in 1803 and perhaps used by the Lewis & Clark expedition. The company told me that the majority of their utility cutlery was...
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    Does this knife have a quality blade?

    I have several Forgecraft Hi Carbons that came in a bucketful of old knives but couldn't find much history on the company so I wonder if Forgecraft was a series name. Here is one I "remodeled" (click to enlarge) About the same as the "Old Hickory" which is owned by Ontario Knife Company and...
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    stone headed war club

    Thanks, I've done a bunch of rawhide sheaths and they are a pain till you get the hang of working with it, but they wear like Kydex and look a lot better(IMHO)......Randy
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    stone headed war club

    Here's one from dog chews, the twin pack from the dollar store, stained with Mr. Burrows vigaroon recipe It's rawhide over veg-tan, sheath is about a foot long and hard as a rock.....Mr.Brimes, that's a nice knife......Randy
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    stone headed war club

    The brown ones are flavored and it does not come out, all right if you do not mind the critters following you around......Randy
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    A couple new/old Rusty/Crustys

    Thank you Sir, I have many more projects underway if you don't mind looking. While I'm here, I didn't read all the rules about posting something that is currently for sale. I had and have no intention of capitalizing on this site. Although everything I make is for sale, I trade or give away many...
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    A couple new/old Rusty/Crustys

    Apprenticing? Unfortunately no Mr. Pierce, but I am a huge fan, he is a true artist.......Randy
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    Belt knife

    Nice one James..... Randy
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    A couple new/old Rusty/Crustys

    Mr. Brimes, you can have this knife and hand full more- I got them laying around everywhere, Mama says Knife Yard Sale. The beading technique is Lazy stitch and Cheyenne, the difference is lazy goes back in the leather at the end of each lane, Cheyenne stitch connects the lane into the previous...
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    A couple new/old Rusty/Crustys

    Thanks for all the kind words Gentlemen, I have spent enjoyable hours reading your very informative posts, look forward to more......Randy
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    A couple new/old Rusty/Crustys

    I've been reading a long time here, the talent is a little intimidating, but, this is some of what I do; (click to enlarge) These two came to me via a bucket of rusty knife looking objects back in the summer and I set them aside waiting on shorter days. I was determined not to sit around...
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