3 new knives

[harvjr]

Here are three knives I just finished.
Hope this works I am somewhat computer chalenged.

 

[Dave P]

Very nice work!

 

[JimStC]

Those are some very pieces. I will really appreciate the specs.
The scale pins on the second two are exceptional!
Are these for sale or just for your enjoyment? In any event, very, very nice!
Jim

 

[hso]

Nice work, Mr. King!

 

[harvjr]

Jim,

All are for sale.

I make about 200 knives a year.

 

[JimStC]

PM sent

 

[Jason_G]

Nice work.

The one on the far right with the curly maple (looks like curly maple anyway) is my favorite.

Good looking knives.

Jason

 

[Valkman]

Love 'em!

 

[JShirley]

Yeah, the lines on the maple- I mean your incredible eye for the graceful sweep the handle wanted to have- are terrific.

John

 

[red rick]

Very nice, I would have a hard time picking one over the other.

 

[harvjr]

Glad you liked the knives, Making knives is something I enjoy second only to my family!!

 

[JMSUN]

Nice knives to be sure! Do you offer your knives for sale anywhere besides shows?

 

[harvjr]

Yes, I have a web site, www.harveykingknives.com.
I also have people call and/or e-mail me to see what I have available.
I also have a local archery shop that handle my knives
At this time I have 23 knives on hand.
Topeka,KS show is this weekend and the A.G. Russell Show in Rogers AR. is the last weekend of this month. I will be at both of these.

Thanks Harv

 

[TimboKhan]

Mr. King, don't you make your own sheathes as well? I swear that article Blade did on you a few months ago indicated that you did...

Edit to add:

Doop.... A little reading and I answered my own question. From Mr. King's website, highlighted area by me:

The majority of my knives come with a hand stitched leather sheath that I also make. If you are looking for a hard working knife that will last a lifetime you have come to the right knifemaker. I use and test my knives to make sure they are of the finest quality and will stand up to the work they were designed to do.

 

[harvjr]

Yes I deffinetly make my own sheaths.
The article was in the Dec/ jan. issue of Knives Illustrated.
I am ataching 3 photos.

Picture 1 are my standard sheaths.
Picture 2 are the sheaths I make for my mid price range knives.
Picture 3 are the sheaths I make for my higher end knives.

I will be doing the Denver Custom Knife Show August 17-19, If you would like VIP passes e-mail me your address and I will mail you a couple.

Harv

 

[TimboKhan]

By george, I am taking you up on that! Email sent!

 

[jbkebert]

Hey Harvey nice to see you post some of your work.

As always three fine examples of your skill at knife making.


I will give a very well deserved testiment to the quality of his blades. I currently own 11 of his blades and have yet to be disapointed.


Harv if I make it to town this weekend. I will poke my head in the gun show and see what new toys you can talk me into.

 

[jbkebert]

Here is the camp knife and hatchet Harv made me last year.

 

[Snag]

Those are real nice man, that first one I like a lot.

 

[jbkebert]

It may not be important to alot of folks. However since I am left handed it is to me. Harvey is about the only knife maker I have met that makes left handed sheaths. Is one of the few makers who makes their own sheaths.

He noticed that I carried my knife LH side and he asked me if I would rather have a Lh sheath. I never thought to ask. I had never seen one before. Heck already had some made up no problem at all.

 

[jbkebert]

sorry double tap

 

[AStone]

Late to this party, but better late than never.

Very nice work. Really like the camp knife with those red tones.

Nem