Harley decided that the list should make a knife, |
The Design |
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After much discussion this was the agreed pattern. George Ezell who supplied this drawing had no idea what sort of trouble he was starting. :-) |
The Knife List Knives |
The Makers |
 Harry's listknife is a modified Bob Engnath blade. It's ATS-34, with a grip of stabilized cherrywood scales and stainless pins. |
Harry Jensen 5830 So. Maple Ave Fresno, CA93725 ------------------------ Phone # 209 834 5830 ------------------------ Email -- Harry |
 Don made his knife from an old Simmons file and everybody promptly agreed that that was a good choice. Also a choice piece of Alvin's mesquite with brass bolsters and copper and brass mosaic pins. |
Don Cowles 1026 Lawndale Royal Oak, MI 48067 ------------------------ Phone # 810 541 4619 ------------------------ Email -- Don |
 If memory serves me right Mike used lacewood and mosaic pins with a sweeping bolster. |
Mike Alexander 1407 Poca River Rd. Poca, WV 25159 ------------------------ Phone # 304 776 8274 ----------------------- Email -- Mike |
 Ben used a piece of ATS 34, some nickle and a beautifull piece of buckeye burl with red fiber backing. |
Ben R Ogletree, Jr. P.O. Box 1277 Livingston, TX 77351 --------------------------- Phone # 409 327 5211 --------------------------- Email -- Ben |
 Matt's listknife is triple tempered and cryo-treated 440C. Blade is flat ground with a tapered tang and finished to 600 grit hand rub. Nickel silver bolsters are satin finished and dovetailed with blue spacers. The stabilised poplar burl handle is secured with mosaic pins. |
Matt Harildstad 18627-68 Ave Edmonton Alberta, Canada T5T 2M8 --------------------------- Phone # 403 481 3165 ---------------------------- Email -- Matt --------------------------------- |
 Vincent made this one in L6 and desert ironwood. It's a knife with a bit of history as its the last knife made in his old shop which burned to the ground shortly after it was made. His new shop is better, we hear. |
Vincent Buck PO Box 72 Warroad MN 56763 ------------------------------ Phone # 218 386 2422 -------------------------------- Email -- Vincent |
 Little bit of artistic innovation here. That scattering of dots represents the tail of a comet against the night sky. Blade is 01 with black linen micarta grip. Also white liners and nickle pins and bolster. The comet tail is made with brass and copper wire. |
Ed Mc Means P.O. Box 1267 Wickenburg AZ85358 ---------------------------- Phone 520 684 0128 |
 Adlai stepped out side the mold here with a listknife that consists of O-1, nickle, and low carbon, peralite handle and nickle silver pins. The blade has over 10.000 layers. |
Adlai Stein 2501 Indianola Ave Colombus Ohio ----------------------------- Phone 614 268 1868 ---------------------------- Email : Adlai |
 Guenter chopped up a tank barrel and folded it into the blade on his listknife along with a generous portion of 0-1 to make 128 layers in total. Guenter hardened to Rockwell 64/65 and drew back to 62. The integral bolsters are dovetailed to accept ironwood scales. It doesn't get much better than this. |
Guenter Boehlke Parkstrasse 2 56412 Grossholbach Germany ----------------------------- Phone 49 2602 5440 ---------------------------- Email : Guenter |
 Tom's listknife is a Bob E blade with brass bolsters, green micarta slabs, red liners between the bolsters and micarta which is secured with homemade mosaic pins. |
Tom Kroos Albert Rousselsingel 48 3069 MC Rotterdam Netherlands -------------------------- Phone # +31 10 4553649 -------------------------- Email -- Tom -------------------------- |
 Cass made his listknife from ATS-34. The bolsters are 303, handle is pakkawood with 416 pins. |
Cass Beije China Grove North Carolina -------------------------- Phone # 704 857 7299 -------------------------- Email -- Cass -------------------------- |
 Tony often signs himself as #1 on the list and perhaps not without some justification. Blade is cable damascus with bolsters of mokume,(nickel silver, brass and copper). Scales are in mammoth ivory with black spacer and the whole finish off with 14K gold pins. This knife was lost in shipping so if you come across it please contact Tony. |
Tony Guarnera 14981 Elizabeth Lake Road Elizabeth Lake, California 93532 -------------------------- Phone # 805-724-2408 -------------------------- Email -- Antnee -------------------------- |
 440C ..........Red ebony............Mosaic pins. Not much more to be said about it really. Brian Barron helped even out the grind. That was the day I discovered that hollow grinding is'nt as easy as it looks. Pacific did the heatreat. |
Daithi Wilton, Cork, Ireland -------------------------- Phone # 353-87-2633313 -------------------------- |
