This little folder includes a 3mm CZ inset into the thumb bob.

	This little pocket knife has a 2/1/2" ATS34 blade. nickel silver bolsters, and mesquite handle scales. Small and light for your pocket.
	This one was made for a lady who wanted a unique knife that no one else has. She got what she wanted. I like it.
	A small left handed linerlock for a red headed Irishwoman
	Sterling silver bolsters, mother of pearl, and mesquite handle inlayed with a sterling silver shamrock and mother of pearl

	Do you like the old Barlow pocket knives? I made this one for a collector who has over 200 Barlows. It's a Barlow Linerlock®, instead of being a slip joint like the original. It opens and closes smooothly! You don't have to grit your teeth and break your fingernails.   It has a 2 5/8" long blade of ATS34 steel, hardened and triple tempered to Rc 60. Titanium bolsters and liners, and beautiful honey colored natural bone handle scales. The original knife used as an example was made by George Wostenholm, of Sheffield, England. I've made lots of tactical folders too. This one has a 3 1/2" ATS 34 blade, partially serrated. The blade and the G10 scales have been sand blasted to prevent reflections. Here's a large folder with a 3 3/4" blade of D2 tool steel, titanium bolsters, and Micarta handle scales. This is a combination framelock/linerlock made to the customers specifications. 3 1/4" blade, 4 1/4" closed length.