Thanks for the update Jesse.
I'm sure that we would all like to see photos of your knife during World War 2.
Great find!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kevin

Jesse,

Why didn't you let it go through the auction process and let other interested parties have the chance to bid on it? Why did it have to be purchased in that manner?

Michael Mason
RKS # 4382

That's great Jesse. Looking forward to seeing the other pictures.

Here are some more:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=140309101375

Brian

Jesse, VERY, nice I am jealous but it went to a good home, Congratulations!

Very cool, but kinda sad that they would part with it...

WWII #1

Our good friend, Kent Warnberg, wanted to share some of his knives and sheaths with us. Here's a great Model 1-7" with a seal skin sheath from Alaska. The knife has a black micarta handle with silver airborne wings embedded by Doug Cream. Kent says the skin looks somewhat like a Holstein cow. Mooooooo. But I personally have touched a few Holsteins in my day, and this skin is feather soft.
Thanks,
Kevin

That's one Classy looking knife and sheath!
Tony

Tony,

Thanks for looking! Kevin really did a great job taking these photos! At the moment, I am digitally impaired, (with a camera)! Don't go looking into that any further!
Doug Cream did the inletting for my jumpwings, and he really did a awesome job!
This seal skin came from Alaska, and I think that it matches this knife well!

Kent
RKS #109