Great work mate
you gotta start somewhere cos that's how we learn & definitely no need to rush these things
looks like you have a bit of work to do on the hones for the bevel set, or is the wave in the blade just an illusion
some nice grain in the horn & the new dome Washers look sweet too
have you got a before pic?
are they the original scales or did you make full new ones?
as they look a little big for the blade size that's all?
did you reclaim the wedge or all new also?
I note the pin in the lower pics looks a little high still ( you could file it & peen some more maybe), for pinning I usually peen the 1st end of the pin about 1mm to fit the washer then, assemble, cut & file the 2nd end of the pin to only about 1mm above the washer when pushed together tight, this allows for a fairly flush peening on the pins without excess mushrooming,
this is not as bad with Brass but nickel silver & Stainless pins like to split at the edges when peened over if left to long
It's great to see blades returned from the dark places they are abandoned to and given a rebirth ready to clear whiskers as they were intended for another life time or 2