Very nice!

Unfortunately, Jakub doesn't make lefties so I will never own a Poltergeist knife. I asked him about it years ago but it was a no go... :-)

I have a custom coming up this week so if everything goes right, I will have it by the weekend. It is a CKnifeworks Brute.
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Hmm, that is odd he wouldnt do a lefty.

Look forward to pics of the Brute.
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I will consider that in the future. I do have a new knife in my near future. I'm considering a few different blades.
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Not a pocket knife but I really like this Boker

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Very nice, I like that finger choil. :-)
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Ya, I may grab one and have a new sheath made, I guess the knife is nice, sheath not so much.
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Nice Mike!

I have a couple of Bokers myself.

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Hang on to that Zero Tony!
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Zero Is Sweet!!!!:-):-)
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Thanks Greg! :-)

It is a Boker collab you can find for around $40. The maker, Ram Maramba of ZERO knives, passed away a few months ago. It was tragic to say the least since he was only 36. I was lucky enough to get one of his custom pieces and although I don't buy right-handed knives, I went ahead and picked up the Boker Sulaco in remembrance of him.

Here's the custom Habu.
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I knew him and he was a hell of a guy as well as a great knife maker. He will be missed.
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Been on a Microtech kick lately. Picked these up over the past couple months.

Halo V

Marfione Customs Matrix herringbone damascus with 30K carbon fiber scales

UTX-70

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Close up of the the damascus blade

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That Matrix is awesome JT!!!
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Thank! I've wanted one for awhile but had to wait on the right price.
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Here's a special one for me.

This is a custom Model 9 by Les Voorhies with Damascus bolsters and Mammoth Ivory scales over Titanium liners.
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Thats a beauty Tony! I would love to have a knife with mammoth or fossilized dinosaur bone someday. Very nice knife!
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Beautiful Knife, Tony!:-)
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Thanks guys!

J.T., check out Higgs & Peak Fine Knives. I saw his work at Blade this year and he does some amazing stuff with Dinosaur bone and damascus on small neck knives. They aren't cheap but that didn't stop me from coming very close to purchasing one...lol

They are absolutely stunning!!!
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Thanks Tony! I'll check them out!, I was looking at William Henry knives, they are very nice but seem mass produced.


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Happy Friday!

Here's another folder I picked up at Blade. This is a Chad Nell Templar Prototype. Chad is a fellow lefty. :-)

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Nice knife Tony!
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