Scalper by Chuck Burrows

[RickD]

Worked out another deal with Chuck on another one of his knives..Heres what he had to say about it...
The knife blade was re-shaped from an old (circa 1920's) Old Hickory. The handle is elk antler with a rawhide cover, brass tacks, and pewter bolster and buttcap. The sheath is deer rawhide over bark tan, with a braintan and rawhide cuff. Sheath decoration is glass beads, iron tacks, and a coyote claw.

 

[Trkdriver99]

Rick,

You get some of neatest "stuff". I have liked that one since I first saw it. You sure are good at this. :thumbsup:

Ronnie

 

[longshot47]

STAGGERING!
The authenticity and detail in Chuck's work....combined with the quality of his photo layouts, is purely hypnotic. :shocked2:

 

[David G]

Never seen anything quite like that,as Longshot mentioned hynotic to look at. This is one of those situations where the pictures can't do it justice-to much fine detail on it. The decoration of the rawhide wrap is awesome but then again that whole outfit is awesome. Wow!

 

[RickD]

Ronnie,I am lucky in the fact In own 3 of Chucks knives and treasure each one but each knife gets used as they should..Chuck makes some excellent working knives and they are not so hard on the eyes either..

 

[rkmeyer]

OUTSTANDING!!!! :bow: :bow: :bow:
Dusty :wink:

 

[Ralph Meisse]

Hey guys----Chuck WHO??? I would like to see some more of his work.

 

[RickD]

Chuck Burrows-Wild Rose Trading Company

 

[preston cook]

AND IT IS ALREADY FOR SALE ON ANOTHER BOARD?? :rotf: :rotf:

 

[RickD]

Trucker whats your point?I have 3 of his knives and planned on selling 2..Is that ok with you?

 

[preston cook]

 

[Dallas]

An amazing knife, congratulations.

 

[Marc Adamchek]

Boy, am I glad I'm not a knifemaker. After looking at this one (along with its sheath) I think I'd just go hang myself!