Here is one I just finished, still warm. The steel is 1084 and the handle is a nice set of sheephorn scales. The blade is about 4 1/4 inches for an OAL of about 9 inches. I really tried to concentrate on getting the sheephorn to meet up with the guard sides. That is why I had Chuck photograph both sides.  

 

Very sweet Lin, that sheep horn looks like it will make a great handle and the blade is always nice
Dana

Absolutely stunning!

Its hard to beat good sheephorn!
Really hard to find pieces that match that good.
Great package!  

As always perfect.

Excellent Lin          

Always a challenge to work with sheep head stuff 'cause you gotta work it from both sides!
You won this go-'round.

thats a great looking blade. would like to see the sheath/knife set on this one!?!?!?!

I think that is my favorite of all the ones I have seen from you Lin.  Perfect!!!

You nailed that one Lin. Well done.

Love that sheephorn and the rest aint bad either!!

That is nice!

QuoteOriginally posted by Doug Campbell:
Love that sheephorn and the rest aint bad either!!

I'm with Doug!!!!

Allan

Have not seen any better looking knife

Thanks fellers.

I'm working a similar hunter in damascus and with bronze guard material. It should look good with the sheephorn. Got to get a few ready for my table at the Arkansas show.

Just beautiful!!!!!!!!      

just beautiful!

Every time I look at your knives I can't believe how perfect they are! It doesn't matter what style you make, the symmetry and craftsmanship always look flawless. Mike

I love this knife! I have to say I have learned alot from this knife. I can't wait to put it to use on one of my own. Thanks for taking the time to show me the basics of how you get the horn ready for the handle.

Chris