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Mike if it was mine, I would lock it up in the safe when I left the House. I know what it cost.

IT has a new home. Its bose's Butcher pattern with a slighter longer blade

Any and all knife makers are welcome to use any thing I have. Except my wife!

I know Rick, you are a very trusting guy, and a great asset to anyone in the knife making bizz. Especialy me. Just gotta give you a poop now and then

Comin by to pick up that muzzle loader shortly,.. Grins

That's a real cool knife. Great wood, awesome swedges. Nice score...!

Full House

Here is my blades in the kitchen. The most recent is the T Bose collab. paring knife,you can see the color before it "cooks" in. The darkest are the oldest



The maple knife on the left is a paring knife that Rick made for my wife,an English quill design.

Those are some fantastic looking blades, the colors of that micarta are awesome, the ones with the dark orange tinge is that butterscotch micarta.

On the left is maple. All others are the same antique paper base micarta. The darkest color is what they all will eventually turn to. The straight parer,the newest of the bunch. I love this set

I need to invest in some good kitchen knives, like you have there, pretend there a gift for the wife!! Thanks for posting.

I accumulated those over time. Now the problem is resisting buying the same models with other handles. But in reality,right there is way more than anyone would need. The good part of it is not one knife bears the brunt of usage,so they kinda stay pretty good shape. You guys can now visualize me standing in that corner of the kitchen,looking at them,pondering witch one to use

I tell guys & will continue to tell them,"If not for this set,I would not be selling you this knife " Like the green canvas Catfish I recently sold.

Awesome set of "food preparation" tools.

They all have Parsons leather,except for sixth micata from left,witch will be sent out soon,Oh & the Bose parer,too But I'm working this out

Here is a Menefee getting a work out on a hog in Alaska.

Looks like that hog was eating rather well at this time of year.

Jason I'm glad you like the knife. Three finger in the wip pictures is one for u.

WIP

Two at work (not like you can't tell from that contoured handle) on an antelope front shoulder:

Rick -
In your second photo - what's the first pair - tanto-esque?

Good spot Jason. That is an Oriental influence style. Tanto , maybe he calls it but its more a kwaiken.
If you go back in this thread I postedxa carbon fiber one in 3V