Rod,
Although it may "appear that the test is passed it is, indeed, a "partial" failure. AOL and Google are not working, either "at all" or "poorly", with regards to the forum and my postings. My computer guru, along with RickT. have spoken (while the dude was here at my shop) and the general consensus is: "Use another browser"...which is what I am attempting to do (and learn)!
Thanks, Capt. Chris

A pair of Model 3-6's in ivory and stag, finger-grooves, with low S's.

Love those 14 style finger grips on the stag!
great knives!

They're not perfect, but neither am I. And once again, please excuse my cell phone pictures. Thanks for letting me show them off.

4.5" #6 grind, Stainless blade, Nickel Silver reduced hilt, Stag.

5" #6 grind, tool steel pickled blade, Nickel Silver single hilt, Stag.

Nice stag on the carbon blade. Wh made the sheath for the stainless knife?

I'm not sure. I bought the knife and sheath together used. There is no Maker's Mark on the sheath anywhere. It might not be noticeable in the picture, but the snap is a tad larger in diameter and the stitching is more yellow. It is of good quality and is very durable.

4.5" regular grind, Stainless blade, Nickel Silver single hilt, Micarta, finger grips.

5" #6 grind, Stainless blade, Nickel Silver single hilt, black/aluminum spacers, stabilized wood.

(This "pair" was bought 50 years apart--the first from Randall, the second from the Captain.)

Anything low S is wicked cool.
Very nice Steve.

I don't know is they're "perfect" but they're a helluva' match! I just posted these to my website!
Enjoy, Capt. Chris

Stunning. Alas the number 2 can’t come to Australia