Ram's Horn Folder

These are very nice high quality folders that have real ram's horn scales and high carbon steel blades. The blades have 'hammer marks' left on the blade and the edge has been polished and sharpened. They have a stout back spring with nice file work. The blade has a 3½" cutting edge and the handle is 4¼" long.

One of my best sellers.

$29 

0 in stock

Wood Handled Work Knife

This is a nicely made inexpensive folder to put in your pocket or shooting bag. Walnut handle and a strong back spring. Measures 4¼" folded. Blade is 3½".

I keep one in my pocket all day and use it around the shop. My best seller.

This is also very similar to a pre-WW2 German pocket knife.

$7

12 in stock

Pruning Knife

with Bone Scales

The curved blade on this knife is not only good for pruning but makes an excellent patch knife to keep in your shooting bag. Has bone scales and a nice stiff back spring. Measures 4" closed and has a 2¾" blade.

$12

8 in stock

Scottish Camp Knife

Nicely styled and well made full tang knife. Overall length of 7" with a 3¾" blade. The hollow ground profile makes for a sharp cutting edge. Aged bone handles. The leather sheath has a basket weave pattern embossed on the front. Can be hung from the belt or with a longer strap made into a neck knife.

$15

1 in stock  

Indian Trade Knife

Very nice high quality trade knife made in the USA. The hardened carbon steel blade is 7" long and 1" wide with a satin finish. Very sharp and ready for use. The 5" long handle is beech with three brass rivets and has been painted oxide red. The custom heavy leather sheath is cut and hand stitched here in the shop and are unstained as was typical. The leather will naturally darken with oiling and use over time. (Leather was rarely dyed or stained in the 18th century except for quality items such as book covers or gentleman's accessories.)

 $44

3 in stock 

Tennessee Belt Knife

This is a well made frontier type belt knife. It has a 7¾" long, tapered blade, still exhibiting a bit of the marks from hand forging. It features a Curly Maple handle with a steel ferrule. The round tang goes through the handle and is attached with an iron washer at the butt end of the handle with the blade tang peened to hold it securely in place. Overall length is 13½" and a quality leather sheath is included.

$65

1 in stock

Early Scottish Eating Set

with Bone Handles

This is a nice early eating set. The pick was used as a fork to hold your meat as you cut and eat it. Comes with  a nice leather sheath. Knife measures 9¼" overall with a 5" carbon steel blade.

$35

1 in stock

Large Patch Knife

with Walnut Handles

 This one is typical of many trade knives of the 18th century. Measures 8½" overall with a 4½" carbon steel blade. Very nice size and quality for the price.

Just a well made knife for the money and the styling is period correct.  Each comes with a leather sheath which is not period correct.

$23 

4 in stock

Courier Knife

with Walnut Handles

Another typical trade knife style. Sometimes referred to as a scalping knife. Measures 9" overall length with a 4⅝" carbon steel blade. Comes with a nice heavy leather belt sheath.

$26

5 in stock

 

Medium Patch Knife

with Walnut Handles

Just 6½" overall length with a 3¼" carbon steel blade. Comes with a leather belt sheath.

Just a well made knife for the money and the styling is period correct.  Each comes with a leather sheath which is not period correct.

$18

4 in stock

Small Patch Knife

with Walnut Handles

Just 5½" overall length with a 2¾" carbon steel blade. Comes with a leather belt sheath.

Just a well made knife for the money and the styling is period correct.  Each comes with a leather sheath which is not period correct.

$13

6 in stock

Tiny Neck Knife

with Walnut Handles

Just 4½" overall length with a 2¼" carbon steel blade. Each comes with a leather sheath which is not period correct.

$11

8 in stock