Years ago when we were much younger Tim Britton and I would occasionally meet at gun shows in North Carolina and around the Southeast. We have been friends since the 70's and Tim is one of the " Old Knife Makers". I took a different road and Tim stayed true to his profession.... along with being a great guy he's a heck of a good maker. The scrimshander on this knife is Roni Dietrich she does an outstanding job. The photo does not do the scrim justice. Tim Britton told me he will have a table at the Atlanta show....So, drop by and check out his work.......

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid55/p9a0860eafe68e42dcef208d22390bc54/fc7bb6f9.jpg

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid55/paa4b71168d3ea9da34c36e15b72d1812/fc7bb6ee.jpg

Tim, Ron, Darren, Lee, The birdman and I are looking for more embelishment images......If you are not sure how to get them up on the forum....e-mail them to me and I will get them up for you.

Thanks
Jim

nice work - just beautiful.
thanx, jim.

Beautiful. That engraving works really well with the birdseye damascus. Very nice work.

Nice!

Beautiful engraving and scrim work.

Jim, do you have a full-size view of the knife?

Tim

Thanks guys.......
Tim, somewhere I have a full view of the knife and I will try to find it and get it up. You guys with the big mega pixel cameras have a jump on me. I have to do some real editing to get the photos to look anywhere near passable. I mentioned above and will mention again that Roni Dietrich is the scrim artist on the Tim Britton knife. Roni is better known for her wildlife art accroding to Tim. Maybe I can get Tim Britton to get her to post some more of pictures her work. Thanks for the comments...........

Jim

hi jim .. i didnt for get how to post photos i just havent been pleased with my photo work . i guess i have to get with coop and get a lesson on how to work my nickon 950.

I made sure I stopped by Tim 'The Professor's' table when he came to NY. You're right--he's a heck of a great man!

Nice work as always!

Coop