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This is made by a fellow knifemaker, I am so impressed with his work I purchased 5 of these for myself and to sell
The sheaths are vegetable tanned tooling leather with tooled patterns on each, worn around the neck and have a snap retainer on both the sheath and knife for retention.. That is a dime in the photo to give
you an idea of size. The scales on this one are fossilized giraffe bone, outer bark.
$125 shipped in lower 48
This is made by a fellow knifemaker, I am so impressed with his work I purchased 5 of these for myself and to sell
The sheaths are vegetable tanned tooling leather with tooled patterns on each, worn around the neck and have a snap retainer on both the sheath and knife for retention.. That is a dime in the photo to give
you an idea of size. The scales on this one are paua, abalone.
$125 shipped in lower 48
This is made by a fellow knifemaker, I am so impressed with his work I purchased 5 of these for myself and to sell
The sheaths are vegetable tanned tooling leather with tooled patterns on each, worn around the neck and have a snap retainer on both the sheath and knife for retention.. That is a dime in the photo to give
you an idea of size. The scales on this one are white mother of pearl.
$125 shipped in lower 48
This puukko has moose, leather spacers, green box elder burl accent and nickle silver for the handle. The sheath is vegetable tanned tooling leather with a blade catcher inside to protect the leather. The belt hanger is traditional, comfortable and is made of leather in a mystery braid attached to a nickle silver chape. The blade is handforged damascus made by a bladesmith named Hugel in Norway.
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This puukko has a handle made up of African Gemsbuck, brass spacers, guard and pommel and web turquoise gemstone composite which is durable and beautiful. These gemstone
composites are 80% stone and a binder. The sheath is vegetable tanned tooling leather with a blade catcher inside to protect the leather. The belt hanger is traditional, comfortable and is made of leather in a mystery braid attached to a nickle silver chape. The blade is carbon steel, made by Kankampa on the rim of the Arctic circle.
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I came across some Barlows still on the original display boards. Here are two of them for sale. They are the
bicentenial versions made by "Colonial Prov U.S.A." One side has the "Don't tread on me flag" and "liberty or Death". The other side is marked
"U.S. Bicentenial", 2nd line is "1776 and eagle with olive branch then 1976", 3rd line is "Limited Collectors Edition". I do have one display board of 12 knives, the oil paper hasn't even been opened (the picture is of an opened card, as I say this card I have left is UNOPENED, still taped on both sides and in the original box) . Feel free to make me an offer.
one individual knife, $45 shipped lower 48
This has been in my collection for many years. It was made by Mike Fischer who seldom if ever makes knives anymore. He is also known as "Tank" or "Tbark".
In Tanks tradition this is built like a tank. The liners and bolsters are titanium. The blade is ATS 34. The scales are Ironwood. It is a scale release and I have never found a single person who
could open it without me showing them how. The entire knife is handmade, from scratch, by Tank. It has a wear mark on the left side of the blade that is visible, no I won't polish or touch it, you may if it goes into your collection. The edge has never been used, it has only been handled and fired. If you don't have a Tbark in your collection or appreciate
100% handmade or scale releases contact me.
$400 shipped in lower 48