This is a knife, I like to imagine a "caveman" might have made. The blade is made from carved Wooly Mammoth tusk ivory (being from an extinct animal, the ivory is completely legal), and it's set into a deer antler for the handle. The end-cap is a carved piece of "Tiger's Eye." This way is just to display it, how to hold it to fight off Cave Bears can be seen in the SBS. (5 years and 1678 days ago)

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knife, ivory

friiskiwi says:

a beautiful carving

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author says:

Thank you. (took a little while)

(5 years and 1678 days ago)

Dmitry says:

Thanx author for a good tutorial how to fight off bears

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author says:

LOL... gotta watch out for those Paleolithic Cave Bears... they were pretty big

(5 years and 1675 days ago)

hereisanoop says:

Congrats again

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author says:

Thanks again

(5 years and 1674 days ago)

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Ebony, and, ivory

teecee says:

Great angle - good shot

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author says:

Thanks TC.

(5 years and 2768 days ago)

kyricom says:

I like the reflection of the light on the keys

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(5 years and 3042 days ago)

The tip of a Wooly Mammoth tusk (prehistoric ivory is legal) inlaid with Mexican Fire Opal. The inlay was purposefully made a little crude so it might suggest something early man might have done. (5 years and 3058 days ago)

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Ivory, Tower

happyme27 says:

Hmm...not white enough...more of a yellowish off white

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McCormick says:

I agree. Maybe even a light grey..

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