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[Travis E. Daniel]

This is a pair for a father and son. 7-8 oz. W&C leather, shell stamped, and hand stitched.
Thanks for looking.

 

[claude scott]

oh wow them are nice. I really like that shell stamp

 

[Travis E. Daniel]

Claude, thank you so much. I try to see all of your work. Very inspirational.

 

[Garry Odgers]

Nice work, leather work is excellent too.

 

[Travis E. Daniel]

Garry, thank you sir

 

[TacticallySharp]

Great looking work. I really like the sheath!

 

[Travis E. Daniel]

George, thanks for the compliment

 

[roughcountry]

Very clean work, blades & sheaths. Someone should be very happy.

 

[Dennis Morland]

Very nice. I just purchased that stamp and you showed me how it will eventually turn out with some practice and patience. Pretty awesome.

 

[Travis E. Daniel]

roughcountry and DeMo, thank you gentlemen. DeMo, go ahead and get both sizes, you will enjoy them

 

[leatherman]

Love that pattern!

I've seen Sandy do something similar but turned around, looked like snake skin.

 

[Travis E. Daniel]

Dwayne, thank you sir

 

[Ebbtide]

That looks great. Very unique too.

 

[Steven Long]

Very nice work. Great job on the leather also.

 

[Robert Dark]

Travis, that is some very impressive work. I can tell that you did it when Doug Adams was not around.

I may have missed it, but tell me a bit about the stamp. Tandy?

Robert

 

[Travis E. Daniel]

Robert,Steven, and Ebbtide, thanks so much guys.
Robert, the stamp is Barry King, comes in 2 sizes. A little pricey but worth every penny. Good to hear from you.

 

[Robert Dark]

Thanks Travis. I'll check into Mr. King's stamps.

Robert

 

[DavidM]

Just as I was wondering what to use for a sheath for my latest monster ( I like big blades) I was thinking leather would look great but my friend says not to use it on my damascus. I don't remember why now, stupid memory.. Your leather work is great!

 

[Travis E. Daniel]

David, thanks for the compliment. Leather should be fine for damascus , just dont store it in the sheath for long periods of time. This is true for any knife. Acids in the leather will cause a problem over a long period if left unchecked

 

[C Craft]

Travis, your sheaths always looks absolutely top shelf! :35: