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#109196 - 03/22/13 02:51 PM Re: Treeman knives * [Re: CrazyCajun]
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Sorry for the slow reply lots of stuff going on! Here is the pair of treeman jr. knives that James made for my daughter Samantha and I. Her's is the little Montana T&B with the clip on Mosseer. I supplied the skins and Mosser made the sheaths. Both are of master's in there fields! The hammer hunter James made for me is still my all time favorite blade!!!!


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#109254 - 03/23/13 07:24 PM Re: Treeman knives [Re: CrazyCajun]
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They're rattlesnake...and made by Kenny Rowe: Hope, Arkansas.
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#109255 - 03/23/13 07:25 PM Re: Treeman knives [Re: Burnie]
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Outstanding Burnie.
Best, Capt. Chris
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#109258 - 03/23/13 08:23 PM Re: Treeman knives [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
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Thanks for confirmation on da snakes! Don't really like either one of them when I'm in da field!
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#109261 - 03/23/13 08:49 PM Re: Treeman knives [Re: CrazyCajun]
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Here is a vintage Randall "kit" (see the etch) blade. Low S stamp......circa '64-65..... with a custom brown micarta handle by James. A great collaboration.....

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#109317 - 03/24/13 05:43 PM Re: Treeman knives [Re: tunefink]
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Burnie,
Great Knives!
Mitch,
That handle is Fantastic! Beautiful spacers too!
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#109398 - 03/25/13 08:34 PM Re: Treeman knives [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
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Bernie and Tune, superb Behring knives guys!

With all the talk of "pairs" in the Randall section, thought I'd share a set Jim made from fossil walrus ivory... Have a good week - Easter is around the corner,

Jay


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#109399 - 03/25/13 08:46 PM Re: Treeman knives [Re: Jay G]
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Ahhh the lost Cousins to my Treeman Double Crown Stags previous page.... Very Nice set. Are the top pieces of the handle Ivory???
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#109413 - 03/26/13 12:01 PM Re: Treeman knives [Re: CrazyCajun]
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Hey Steve, thanks man! The top spacers are fossil as well.

Have a good one,

Jay

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#109453 - 03/27/13 12:55 PM Re: Treeman knives [Re: TonyLaPetri]
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The very first mini hatchet made by Jr.
Same for the horse hoof tool...


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