Here is the first knife done with the Mammoth Ivory I found up in Sitka when visiting our daughter there at Christmas time. It'll also be in San Antonio with me next week at the ABS Knife Expo.
Laddered W pattern Damascus, 416 fittings and Fossil Mammoth.
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Thanks for looking.
Sweet little hunter, Doug.
Probably have about 30 pounds of ivory left?
Zero room for improvement there! Thats a fine, fine tool.
That is a fine, fine knife.
Incredible...it looks even better than I thought it would when you posted about the Mammoth tust find!
Travis
:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Nice knife :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Doug, hope i get to see it before you sell it. I'll be there on Saturday.
Wow!!
That's a really sweetknife!!
Dang Doug, hope the whole tusk is that color. That is one purdy knife. :thumbsup: :notworthy:
That is a dandy! Love the lines on that knife. Not only beautiful, but very functional.
Thanks guys, really appreciate it, hope somebody down in TX likes it well enough to take it home with them...
Bout that Karl...
The tusk was pretty rough Robin but there is some good stuff there just gotta coax it out. Some interesting barkie stuff I may try when I get home from TX.
That is a gorgeous knife, Doug. They just keep getting better and better, which seems impossible!!! What are the dimensions of that beauty? It looks like you cut that tusk to slightly more usable proportions. :)
Allan
Very nice Doug. Its all the liitle things that make a knife like that stand out. Very clean refined work. I wish it was mine!
Great detail and that caramel color ivory is splendid.
One fine knife!!
Chris
NICE!!
Thanks again guys, tickled y'all like it.
The blade is 4" and 8 1/4" oal Allan.
Grand knife Doug!