CS Osborne Round knife - Restored!

[YinTx]

3 hours ago, fighttobreathe said:

That is a thing of BEAUTY! I’m so excited to get it to its new home! Thank you, sir! 

Hope it suits you well.  The more I look at it, the more I like it.  Even the wood grain in the handle is fantastic.  Worked up a prototype sheath today, will finish stitching and send a photo tomorrow to see if you like it!

YinTx

Edited October 14, 2019 by YinTx

[Rohn]

Wow! that is very nice and sharp. Enjoyed the post.

[fighttobreathe]

@YinTx I have ZERO DOUBT that I will!

[Big Sioux Saddlery]

On 10/12/2019 at 8:59 PM, YinTx said:

- I can only use so many myself!  

I beg to differ.  Lol. 

[YinTx]

13 hours ago, Rohn said:

Wow! that is very nice and sharp. Enjoyed the post.

Thanks!

11 hours ago, Big Sioux Saddlery said:

I beg to differ.  Lol. 

Hahah I try to differ from my original statement also, but alas, here I am with too many and looking at others!

YinTx

[bullmoosepaddles]

That was a true pleasure to watch. And to think, I often consider some of my chisels to be sharp. But not like that. Thank you for sharing.   

[apw60]

Hello Yin Tx, I"ve been following your story about the round knife restoration, great reading. You said that you are willing to sell a knife, I would be interested in buying one. I have a modern-day one, very unhappy with the poor steel. Thank you, Mike 

[OLESKIVER]

beautiful work, this is why c.s. osborn has been in business for 190 yrs. but I have to say you do good work. thank you for sharing. I am a big c.s. osborn fan. have two old pieces  from my high school days. one is 50 yrs. old, bought it new, the other is a round knife that a saddle maker gave me. it is over 50yrs. old.

[apw60]

Hello Yin TX, i've ben doing the docter/ hospital/rehab thing for the past 6 weeks so have been out of touch with the forum. Just wondering if you perhaps have stumbled across another lonely round-knife in need of a new home. Thanks again. Mike