MAMMOTH IVORY

Looking for a supplier of Alaskan Mammoth Ivory - and also Looking for a supplier of Russian Mammoth Ivory. Please contact: webmaster@ajh-knives.com

   SALE - IVORY MICARTA

My husband, who passed away, made grips for Colt Single Actions using ivory micarta. I have a piece 12" x 21" x 1" thick that I would like to sell. Anyone interested?
Please contact: Marywolfe7@cs.com

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I have a lot of 4/4 lumber of a wood called "Palo Chino" - this in wide short lengths, as well as turning blocks.
Palo Chino translates directly as "Curly limb", and the grain definitely falls into the curly category. The color of the wood is kind of a coppery pink and the grain goes everywhere.
As far as I know I'm the only vendor that carries it.
The price is right, maybe it's a deal YOU can't refuse. heh! Actually, I thought you might like to get in on a "Pre-sale" at a slightly reduced price before I put the wood up on my website or advertise it elsewhere.

Christopher Jones wrote:
We have available 10 tons of mother of pearl shell, pinctada maxima, thick large shells.

For more information contact
pearlsareus@ozemail.com.au

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Are you looking for a supplier of / or specific product?

• I am looking for a supplier of a BLUE-BLACK polishing compound,
    or equivalent replacement.
    Originally it is a part of a knife sharpening and honing kit which came from Germany,
    Kit consist of a four sided honing stone.
  
  • Fine black stone
  • side where a RED rouge is applied and
  • Blue-black compound on the last side (this would be a finer stuff than a Red rouge)
  • an undressed leather on the opposite side of #1

• I have an off knife related question that I just can't find the answer to.
    I use a sharpening stone at my elderly fathers house to sharpen all my knives.
    I've done this for years and it is the best stone I have ever used.
    It never shows wear after many years of use with water and soap as a lubricant.
    It must be very old like maybe 50+ years.
    I want to get one just like it but have had no luck finding it.
    It is light orange with almost a pinkish tint to it and is a standard rectangular shape.
    My inspection of it makes me think it is a very pure quality stone as opposed to a composite,
    but I just can't tell because it is so flawless.
    If you have any ideas for me and time to help I would be very appreciative. Thank you.