Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Craftsmanship => Hawks and Knives => Topic started by: LRB on June 10, 2014, 07:49:45 AM
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Just finished yesterday. A plain Jane scalper style with a 8"x1 1/4"x1/8" blade of 01 steel, and a walnut grip with a deer rawhide wrap laced on with deer rawhide thong. There are two 1/8" steel cross pins through the grip and tang under the rawhide. The sheath is of vege-tan leather, welted, and sewn with linen thread having a faux field repair of dried deer hide with most of the hair shaved off, and also laced on with deer rawhide. All lightly aged to look used. Hope you enjoy a look.
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LRB,
Very nice! :shake [/color]
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Beautiful...
It would be an honor to be scalped by that...
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Very nice!
Does the belt catcher tab roll over i side the sheath or is that just a tab sewn on to the front? Thx
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It is sewn on having a spacer under the tab at the top to make belt room.
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Pretty amazin what some folks consider plain jane....
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Pretty amazin what some folks consider plain jane....
I agree!!
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awesome LRB.
Bernie
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That, Sir, is beautiful.