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The Knife in Homespun America by Madison Grant
The second book by Madison Grant shows over three hundred examples of original antique knives and related items, made and used by woodsmen, farmers, soldiers, Indians and the general frontier population. Mostly individually crafted, these tools clearly illustrate the strong connection between design, construction and function of this most basic of
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Basic Knife Assembly , 19 page color pamphlet, by Ryan & Roger Gale
Useful instructions for correct assembly of our many knife kits. The knife makers demonstrate how to assemble a Green River knife with scale handles, and a knife with a hidden tang, using Track of the Wolf's knife blades, wooden handle blanks, brass knife guards, and cutlery pins. The book also shows how to install a poured pewter pommel. Paperback
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Neck Sheath , for a medium knife, accepts blades up to 3-3/4" length
This leather sheath fits our Small Early French Trade Knife . Notice that the whole blade, and much of the handle, are covered by the sheath, which holds the knife securely in the field. Overall length of the sheath is 6-1/8" by 1-3/4" wide, with a 18" lanyard loop forming a necklace that holds this knife securely under your shirt. Suspend it up f
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Classic Green River Knife Blade , 5" edge, forged carbon steel, made in the U.S.A. , by Russell - Green River, U.S.A. , America's Oldest Cutlery
Yes, our Russell - Green River blades are made in the U.S.A., they are not the cheap imports found elsewhere. The Classic Green River Knife blade honors the maker's good name. It features a 5" cutting edge, 9" overall length. Forged from thick .086" carbon cutlery steel, it is properly tempered to sharpen quickly and hold an edge. Made by America'
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Primitive knife sheath, accepts blades up to 1-3/4" wide 7-1/2" long
This primitive knife sheath is sometimes called an Indian style sheath. Your belt slips over the sheath then through the slot, holding it securely against your waist. Your knife is almost completely enclosed. Finished with rivets, and reinforced with leather insert along the rear edge, this sheath accepts a blade up to 1-3/4" wide and 7-1/2" length
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Neck Sheath for a small knife, accepts blades up to 2-5/8" length
This leather neck sheath is 4-1/8" long 1-3/8" wide, with a 18" lanyard loop forming a necklace that holds this knife securely under your shirt. Suspend it up front, for easy use, as a patch knife while loading and shooting your longrifle. Ideal for our #KNIFE-FT-T small skinner knife.
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Neck Sheath for a small knife, accepts blades up to 2-1/2" length
This leather neck sheath is 4-1/2" long 1-5/8" wide, with a 18" lanyard loop forming a necklace that holds this knife securely under your shirt. Suspend it up front, for easy use, as a patch knife while loading and shooting your longrifle. Ideal for our #KNIFE-SKIN-S small skinner knife.
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Making Leather Knife Sheaths, Volume 1 by David Holter and Peter Fronteddu
Protect that beautiful hand-forged knife you've just completed or keep your favorite piece of cutlery close for daily use with a leather sheath. From basic leather working techniques to a completed sheath, this how-to book will walk you through he steps to produce your own fixed blade knife sheath. Choose from four different designs, each presented
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Sheath for English Trade Knife , accepts 5-1/2" blade.
This leather sheath fits our English Trade Knife . Notice that the whole blade, and much of the handle, are covered by the sheath, which holds the knife securely in the field. Overall length of the sheath is 7-3/4" by 2-1/4" wide. Belt loop will accept belts up to 3" wide. Ideal for our #KNIFE-ENG-F which has a blade has a 5-5/8" edge, and is 1-1/
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Sheath for Lewis & Clark Trade Knife , accepts 5-1/2" blade.
This leather sheath fits our Lewis & Clark Knife . Notice that the whole blade, and much of the handle, are covered by the sheath, which holds the knife securely in the field. Overall length of the sheath is 7-1/2" by 2" wide. Belt loop will accept belts up to 2-1/2" wide. Ideal for our #KNIFE-LEWIS which has a 5-1/2" blade. Made of rich brown lea
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Sheath for Roach Belly Trade Knife , accepts 4" blade.
This leather sheath fits our Roach Belly Trade Knife . Notice that the whole blade, and much of the handle, are covered by the sheath, which holds the knife securely in the field. Overall length of the sheath is 7-1/8" by 2" wide. Belt loop will accept belts up to 2-1/2" wide. Ideal for our #KNIFE-ROACH-4 which has a blade has a 4" edge. Made of r
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Sheath for Hudson's Bay Roach Belly Trade Knife , accepts 5-1/2" blade.
This leather sheath fits our Hudson's Bay Roach Belly Trade Knife . Notice that the whole blade, and much of the handle, are covered by the sheath, which holds the knife securely in the field. Overall length of the sheath is 8-5/8" by 2-3/8" wide. Belt loop will accept belts up to 3" wide. Ideal for our #KNIFE-ROACH-HB which has a blade has a 5-1/
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Sheath for Scalping Knife , 1750 - 1780 era
This hand made leather sheath is designed to accept out Scalper Trade knife, #KNIFE-SCALP or a knife blade with a 7" edge, and 1-1/2" at the widest point. The sheath body is 9" long, 2-1/4" at the widest point. The body is stitched with a welted seam. The belt loop is a integral part of the rear body panel folded and stitched between the body halve
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Leather Belt Sheath , for a medium skinning knife
This leather sheath fits our Medium Skinner Knife . Notice that the whole blade, and much of the handle, are covered by the sheath, which holds the knife securely in the field. Overall length of the sheath is 5-7/8" by 3" wide. Belt loop will accept belts up to 2-1/2" wide. Ideal for our #KNIFE-SKIN-3 which has a 3-3/4" blade. Made of rich brown l
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The Pawnee Stainless Steel Knife Blank 4-7/8" blade, made in Norway
These rugged blades are made from stainless steel. Blades are ground, polished, and shipped sharp. Be careful! The hardened tang has a .16" diameter hole at the end. These blades are very sharp, and tend to stay that way. We enjoy using these economical imported blades in our shipping department, where they cut fiberglas tape, plastic bands, cardbo
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