Wade & Butcher, 8/8, Black Horn with MOP inlay

I definitely had fun with this one. First time carving out an inlay spot. Chose a very difficult material to do it with... Horn doesn't carve very well ;) some very minor delamination around the edges of the inlay, but, all in all, it turned out fantastic I think.

The MOP is genuine - the pictures really do not capture the light greens/purples/etc hues that are visible in it when held up to the light. The flush pinning is done with standard 1/16" nickel silver rod. The wedge is natural cow bone.




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Very nice, the inlay add so much to the scales, Great work!

Your work is coming along nicely young man - keep it up.

Very cool looking piece there Brad, very elegant look. Nicely done. :tu

That is one sexy razor... Very nice job!

Very nice, and those inlays look very nice, excellent work well done.

Jamie

Your work is always flawless Brad. Excellent work!

looks very nice !!! great job

Brad, the inlays turned out so nicely. Fantastic restore.

Stu

Thats beautiful Brad. Looks like more than a couple of hours work went into them.
Grant