I think this was my first stamp project. Somewhere 76-78. Approx.

My buddy gave me this twisted stalk he cut from a hedgerow. I'd discovered the art of steel stamps and had begun making them. I finished this walking staff before wevwentbto a big field auction of tools in Lanchaster, Pa. I bought a bunch of old tools there I've used since!

Hope you enjoy seeing some old American History! Haha.

Gary

Gary, where is the cane sword blade hiding

Where is the cane sword? That is nice artwork above.

That is...how do you say it over there....purdy
Regards
Neil

Yup, Purdy!

Purdy, for sure! But, I bet there is a spike that comes out the bottom....

Scott

I think you guys are all trying to get me locked up.

I'm not sure you can just carry around a sword cane, at will. Not sure. Doubt it.

Try to show a few guys something .... well ... you see ... this is why we can't have anything nice ....

Gary

A sword cane maybe considered a concealed weapon, but a club and blade, thats a whole different story.