Greetings from Istanbul

[Guest]

Hi folks,

My name is Onur. I am from Istanbul / Turkey. My main business is about Turkish walnut woods. I enjoy to work this beautiful wood. This is my first message in this precious forum and i hope that we will know each other more here.

Kind regards,
Onur Celiker

[mtangent]

Welcome Onur.
Your wood looks good.

[Turkish Walnut]

Thank you very much!!!

Welcome Onur.
Your wood looks good.

[julius]

Wonderful wood and welcome to ABF.

[Turkish Walnut]

Thank you very much for your kind message my friend!

Wonderful wood and welcome to ABF.

[Joe 2/243198]

Welcome to the forum. Those blocks are bloody amazing !!!!

Joe

[Turkish Walnut]

Thank you very much Joe!!!

[Tarrabah]

Gunaydin Onur Bey, Welcome to ABF, always luv' a good bit of walnut

[Alicia LeCroix]

Welcome to ABF Onur I hope you enjoy it here and i wonder if you have any knives from Bursa ?

[Turkish Walnut]

Gunaydin Onur Bey, Welcome to ABF, always luv' a good bit of walnut

Günaydın Tarrabah,

Thank you very much!!!

[Turkish Walnut]

Thank you very much Alicia!!! I don't have but i bet that you have knives from there.

Welcome to ABF Onur I hope you enjoy it here and i wonder if you have any knives from Bursa ?

[Alicia LeCroix]

No Not Yet Onur I hope to one day get a Dagger or a Kindjal made from there

[Hunter Hunter]

Welcome to ABF, Omur! I used to have a very old Turkish Mauser rifle (probably brought home from the Gallipoli campaign) with a walnut stock of some kind. My father left it to me. I always wondered why a military rifle had such a nicely figured stock. The steel parts were all German, I think, but the only makings on the stock were Turkish. Sadly, it was stolen several years ago during a break-in.

[Turkish Walnut]

First of all i am really sorry to hear that precious rifle is not with you now. Thank you very much your nice message my friend!

Welcome to ABF, Omur! I used to have a very old Turkish Mauser rifle (probably brought home from the Gallipoli campaign) with a walnut stock of some kind. My father left it to me. I always wondered why a military rifle had such a nicely figured stock. The steel parts were all German, I think, but the only makings on the stock were Turkish. Sadly, it was stolen several years ago during a break-in.

[Del Raso Knives]

Welcome to the forum Onur.