Ladies and Gentlemen
may i introduce to you:
" little sister "

http://www.gb-knives.com/sample/bigb_ls2.ipg


Made by Günter Böhlke www.gb-knives.com (http://www.gb-knives.com)
from stainless Damast (ok, stainresistend ~ like ATS34)
Damast: " little pyramides " made by Markus Balbach
www.schmiede-balbach.de (http://www.schmiede-balbach.de)
Blade is 3" long, 2,8mm thick OAL ~ 6"
Titan bolsters, reindeerhorn scales.
Leather necksheat with push buttonreleas:
A fossile ivory button slips into the fingerhole from the back.


http://www.gb-knives.com/sample/bigb_ls4.ipg


This is going to be the " little sister " of my first knife by
Günter Böhlke, the " #14 "
albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1566411&a=13492832&f=0 (http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1566411&a=13492832&f=0)
My wife likes the " #14 " too, so " little sister " will be a present
to her at our 15`th wedding anniversary this month.

Be sure it will make ME happy to see it hanging "at the right place" :D

That is just an all-around beautiful knife. I like the addition of a bolsters, and the sheath just tops it all off.

Just wondering; since this one is dubbed "little sister", is there a larger model of the same design somewhere?

Thanks.

Steve
www.stevescutlery.com (http://www.stevescutlery.com)

Very nice, but this post really belongs in Display Case. Would be seen by more/different folks.

Gunter always does great work!

@dogman: thx, just why i wanted it
@Knifemaker01: yes the larger Model is the "#14"
i bought from Günter Böhlke earlier this year as my personal favorite neckknife. BTW: "#14" means it was based on the 14`th design proposal when the european www.messerforum.net made a member-design-competition for a new "Forumknife"
look here:
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1566411&a=13492832&p=51727293&Sequence=0&res=high
albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1566411&a=13492832&f=0 (http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1566411&a=13492832&f=0)

@viper5192: thanks i`ll try to post it there