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English Scalper - $125.00, 7 inch blade
The English Scalper is a large heavy bladed knife made for this gruesome job but is practical for a lot of other uses to. It has a 7 inch blade 1/8 inch thick. It also dates back to the first trade days.
Chef's knife - $125.00, 8 inch blade
The Chief's knife has a slightly rockered 8 inch blade and a comfortable curvy handle.
Cumberland - $125.00, 7 inch blade
The Cumberland is a plain functional design that made its way from the eastern long-hunter days all the way into the buffalo hunting era. A similar knife was illustrated in Jacob Miller fur trade documentaries.
If you add a brass bolster and file work to most any knife, it really classes it up. Here are a few of the most common requests.
Nessmuk - $125.00, 5 1/2 inch blade
Large Drop Point - $125.00, 5 1/2 inch blade
Large English - $125.00, 5 1/2 inch blade
Large Roach Belly - $125.00, 5 1/2 inch blade
The following knives have brass bolstering and file work included.
Large Hudson Bay - $125.00, 5 1/2 inch blade
The Large Hudson Bay knife is still downsized from the original. It is a great design.
Large Bowie - $125.00, 5 1/2 inch blade
The Large Bowie had so many designs. This one has a 5 inch blade and is a practical user. Bird Beak Rifleman - $175.00, 8 inch blade
The Bird Beak Riflemen has an 8 inch blade with a generous handle. The extended bolster can act as a blade stop. It's for those who like long and pointy.
Bird Beak Camp knife - $175.00, 8 inch blade
The Bird Beak Camp knife is the same as the riflemen but the deeper blade makes it more practical for light camp chores.
Rio Grande Camp knife - $175.00, 8 inch blade
The Rio Grande Camp knife is a design I worked up with Charlie Ritchie of the backwoodsman magazine. It is a bit lighter than the originals.
Buffalo Caper - $175.00, 8 inch blade
The Buffalo Caper is a real artistic design with heavy brass bolster and full tang file work and a lot of decorative pins in the handle. It was actually designed for a buffalo hunt and function very well. Original Hudson Bay - $295.00, 8 inch blade
I researched the Original Hudson Bay for an article in Tactical Knives Magazine. I saw, measured and studied several originals at museums. These knives were called "the knives with the eyes" by the Canadian Indians who were the original targeted market for the first trade in the 1800s. This one has an 8 inch inch blade of 1/4 inch steel. It is blade heavy for doing heavy camp chores and eliminating the need for a belt axe. The Working Man's version has three rivets/side; the Chief's Grade has the front brass scale and two large rivets.
Tahchee Bowie - $295.00, 8 inch blade
The Tahchee Bowie is my interpretation of pre-1834 Bowie Presentation piece from the plantation of Resin Bowie. The originals were embellished with silver and there were many variations produced by Sheffield knife makers and local blacksmiths. Mine has an 8 inch blade of 1/4 inch steel.
Kitchen Set (4 pc.) - $295.00
The Kitchen Set is a four piece set in a maple case that matches the handles. It includes a Peeler the same shape as the Patch knife with a 1/32 inch blade that slices like a razor, a Paring knife that is the same as the Small Belt knife, a Boning knife and a slightly rockered Chef's knife with an 8 inch blade. They are made of the same carbon steel used in my other knives, so they will rust if put away wet. They will stain when used on foods containing acid, but this just adds to their patina and nothing slices like good old carbon steel.
Steak Set (6 pc.) - $295.00
The Steak Set contains six steak knives with 5 inch blades of 1/16 inch steel and generous 5 inch handles in a case that matches the handle finish and seals with magnetic closure. |
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