I made this one a couple years ago. Since then the owner had it engraved and photographed in it's natural setting. It is a work knife after all. This knife has won two cutting competitions, although not in my hands. This is the way I like to picture a knife. Thanks.
   
 

WOW!

Fantastic!  Love the Damascus!

Steve
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Potomac Forge
Member, W.F. Moran Jr. Museum & Foundation

Everything about it is simply stunning.  What a knife!!!

Always really liked this one. A real beauty.

Nuttin' better'n that!    :eek:   Wowzers, that's a beautiful knife (what an understatement!).  The photographer did a knife job, too.    

I really like a lower layer count twist sometimes.
It helps to visualize what's going on in there.
Very slick, Lin.

There's another milestone here in that this is one of, if not THE, first time Caleb Royer has used props in his knife photos.
He normally uses plain backgrounds.

Lots of pure quality demonstrated within that photo.

Still a beauty.  I didn't recognize it as that one after engraving.  Last I saw it it hadn't been engraved.  Caleb did a great job on Ryan's knife, and the engraving is very nice, but its still iconic Lin Rhea.

Chris

SCHAZAMM! That's a Purdy knife. I love it.

very nice,  not sure I remember it, glad you posted the new pics.

One sweet knife.

Absolutely stunning!

Outstanding!!!

Thank you for your comments.  

Lin,
You are one gifted man...I could look at this knife all day long ...Wow words just cann't express how pretty these knives are...
You got great talent that's for sure Lin!
              Keefers <")))><

One of the most beautiful knife I know! Super!