Here's a Ruana 21A5 I recently sold....pretty cool local shop on it's 3rd generation of knifemakers. This one was made by Rudy, the guy who started the legacy.

This was my Grandpa's. Very old, but still very sharp.

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Here are my first 2 nice knives that I just got in a trade.
First is a Jerry Hendrix presentation iron wood with mass spine work.




Second is a Dervish Custom[John Gonzalaz] with presentation iron wood. This thing has a massive spine.

Got some help from another PM member to help me track this down by Larry Withrow.

Wow! Nice grab, Larry makes awesome blades and very reasonably priced too.

Aldo's 1095 / Top swedge
Clay quenched
Highly polished hamon
Genuine Musk ox horn scales
Black tang liners
Copper & Brass blended Mosaic PIns
Tight fitted tooled leather sheath
A beautiful ,comfortable knife that's scary sharp!!

So those handles are musk ox horn?man that is a really cool pattern in the handles.If you dont mindme asking how much did it cost ya or a value on it if you made it

Here is another one by Larry. Might be my favorite. This is my second knife, now I see why guys like them so much.

I wish I had the talent to make a knife like that! Bill Akers made it for me, I paid around $500 for it, keep in mind musk ox horn is quite expensive and a nice quality stock like this will cost around $200 alone. He's usually asking around $300 for knives with handles made of more common material.

Just got this nice Canadian belt knife by Alan Davis to go with my Akers above.

Guess I better get my new DT in here.

Randall #19 Bushmaster (that's right, I'm the BUSHmaster)