Something Different for Tenn Classic

[tippit]

I'll be heading down to the Tenn Classic the end of the month.  Whip & I will meet up for the weekend then head off to do a little bow fishing with Don and Skyler.

I just found out that one of my favorite sheath  artists will be at the Classic...Rebecca Parker.  Becca does some amazing Indian/Frontier style quill work on brain tanned leather.  Even though I have several of her sheaths, Becca has only seen my knives in picture.

Here is an early period style neck knife that I just finished for the trip south.  Tea stained bone handle with sinew wrap to hide my pinned tang.  OAL 6 1/2 inches 5160 ground out & finished completely Before quenching.  I then antiqued the blade with Laural Mountain browning solution...wrapping the blade in fabric to texture the steel.  Finally fitting nicely in one a Becca's neck sheaths...tippit

 

 

 

[robtattoo]

Geez Jeff, that's a beauty!

If you've got any more you need a sheath for, don't forget I still owe you one    I can throw all my leatherworking stuff in the truck & do it over the weekend if you like.

[tippit]

Rob, I'm bringing a bunch of knives.  Maybe you can give me some lessons  

[Steve Nuckels]

WoW! Very nice package indeed!  Love it all!

Tea stained bone!  Cool!


Steve
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Potomac Forge

[mater]

That is a great knife! Couldnt be better.

[Jack Guard]

Oh man, that is beautiful.  Both the knife and the sheath.  

I am thinking of sneaking down to visit you guys but i will be traveling for 18 hours by plane on the 29th.  Not sure my wife  will be happy with me running out as soon as i get home.

[DW]

Beautiful Knife Jeff! sheath really completes the package....We cannot wait to see and handle it in person.