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Lastly, a pattern that I call Duck. 7 inches overall. Made from 1075 carbon steel. Handle is Osage orange, white g10 liners, and 3/16 brass pins. Sheath is saddle tan with orange thread. The Osage orange came from my uncle’s ranch in the Kansas flint hills. It has been cut and sitting in...

Next is a new pattern that I call Ranger. 7.5 inches overall length. Made from 1075 carbon steel. Rosewood handle, purple g10 liners, 3/16 inch brass pins. Sheath is tan with black thread. Again, someone on KD traded with me for the rosewood. I cannot remember who it was. If it was you...

First one is a small hunter pattern. Made from 1075 carbon steel. Right at 8 inches total length. Handle is redwood burl, green g10 liner, and 3/16 inch brass pins. Sheath is medium brown with brown thread. Someone on KD traded the redwood to me. I cannot remember who it was, but, thank...

I do not have very many pictures with multiple knives/sheaths. However, I recently challenged myself to make three (3) knives as simply as possible. Here they are all finished up.

I started 20 of them in December. I think I have finished 5 of them. A little ways to go.

Beautifully done.

Never used ram. Buffalo, especially old buffalo, really stinks.

I like the pattern…

Very nice!

Missed a couple pictures.

A couple new ones. The pattern is called “dink”. Just over 7 inches overall. Whitetail deer antler, g10, white paper micarta, brass, brass guards/pins.

Thank you!

Thank you for searching. I was hoping someone on KD had one. I know, that is a big hope. It is a discontinued stamp and kind of hard to find. I am not the biggest fan of buying online from unknown sellers. Lately, been burned a couple of times.

I am looking for this stamp. If you have one please let me know. We will make a deal that you could not possibly refuse…

I bought a deceased leather workers tools from his daughter. It was in that lot: First time I used it. I think it is an Eagle Scout stamp.

I googled. Now I understand a bit better for a Scagel style folder. Convex ground blades, arrowhead shaped and pinned shield, drilled through blade (elongated hole) for finger grooves. Some of his original pocket knives are PRICEY!!! Dang!

Following along. I have a question. You mention it is a Scagel style folder. How so? Inquiring minds need to know.

Thank you. I sent it to my buddy in Florida.

Very nice. Thank you for sharing.