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1095 Garry.. I think Pauls is 1095 also..

MM.. That is a BEAUTY!!! WOW!!! John

Paul, John, those will do anything that needs done.
Montanaman another beauty. Great Damascus, great handle and the sheath, oh the sheath.

Another Montana museum of knife art piece. Mmmmmmmmmmmmnnnnnnn.

Thank you gentlemen, much appreciated. I carry that one often.

Montanaman wrote:Great knives everyone!

Here is a J.S. piece by Tad Lynch, whom is now a M.S.

Gentlemens bowie - 15N20 and 1084 damascus, differential heat treat, old wrought iron for a guard and some nice Koa, sheath by the talented, David Seward

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Superb!

doglegg wrote:Paul, John, those will do anything that needs done.
Montanaman another beauty. Great Damascus, great handle and the sheath, oh the sheath.

Thanks Floyd... Gotta get it out into "The Wilds" for some action soon!!! John

Large tractor and old engine show flea market. Handle looks like oak? Any idea on the maker please? SOLINGEN Germany fixed blade with ORIGINAL sheath $3 WITH ELK. BRASS GUARD 3 1/2 in blade with blood groove. 7 inch overall Needs to be stitched.

Mr W. Looks like a hand filling knife. Do you think there was ever a little knob on the end of the handle? $3 Wow.

mrwatch wrote:Large tractor and old engine show flea market. Handle looks like oak? Any idea on the maker please? SOLINGEN Germany fixed blade with ORIGINAL sheath $3 WITH ELK. BRASS GUARD 3 1/2 in blade with blood groove. 7 inch overall Needs to be stitched.

Edge Brand and Edge Mark are two Solingen cutlers who use an elk on their sheaths similar to yours. Hope that helps.

"Do you think there was ever a little knob on the end of the handle?"
I think the handle might have shrunk and turning the pommel nut tighter exposes some of the threads at end of tang. Or, handle has been apart and in putting it back together one of the spacers was omitted.
kj

kootenay joe wrote:"Do you think there was ever a little knob on the end of the handle?"
I think the handle might have shrunk and turning the pommel nut tighter exposes some of the threads at end of tang. Or, handle has been apart and in putting it back together one of the spacers was omitted.
kj

Thanks, Roland.

[quote="kootenay joe"]"Do you think there was ever a little knob on the end of the handle?"
I think the handle might have shrunk and turning the pommel nut tighter exposes some of the threads at end of tang. Or, handle has been apart and in putting it back together one of the spacers was omitted.

Every thing shows stag handles, so it may have been replaced with wood. spacers not even or smooth either.

Thanks Mr. Watch.

Just finished this one up, it is Alabama Damasacus blade with a piece of dyed whale bone for a handle. Hand stitched sheath also. Terry

Terry she's a beauty!

Looks real nice Terry!!! John

Beautiful work Terry, both knife and sheath.

Artistry in blade, scales and sheath. Wow that is a beauty. Perfect carrying size and very useful all though I would probably never use it. Too pretty. Just excellent.

thanks for all the comments, I appreciate it. Terry

Here's my ESEE 4 with the Savage Made sheath I recently got for it.

Looks good as well as useable Phil.

philco wrote:Here's my ESEE 4 with the Savage Made sheath I recently got for it.

Phil, I really like this setup.

Beautiful all around Terry.
Phil, great looking set up.

Phil, that is a good looking and serious looking rig.

Thanks for the complements guys. Here's a shot I took of my Bark River knives. From top to bottom they are Micro Canadian, Gunny, Bravo 1, Bravo 1.5, Bravo Strike Force.