Let's see your Belt or Rifleman's knife

[SOLANCO]

Maker DiStefano "Tallpine"

Doesn't get any better. If Tallpine was working in Japan they would name him a national treasure.

 

[hawkeye hugo]

Todd Butler made the rifleman,s knife and I made the quilled sheath for it. Wooden sheath covered with braintan deer leather fully quilled with porky quill View attachment 65040

Another picture of the knife

 

[hawkeye hugo]

Recently I made this

one myself

 

[Uncle Miltie]

Knife made by Bill Miller (Ohio) around 1994. Blade forged by "The Amish Guy." Bois d'arc scales.

 

[SnowCrow]

Recently I made thisView attachment 212053View attachment 212054 one myself

Beautiful work

 

[Rató:rats]

 

[Brazos John]

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Nice things.
And I have a pot of tea myself every morn, with milk and sugar.
Good taste can be found on both sides of the border!

 

[French Colonial]

I do not have access to a forge so this was made out of 1095 flat stock

 

[Rató:rats]

 

[SnowCrow]

There sure are some exceptionally beautiful knives posted throughout this thread. Lots of beautiful work.
Here are some of my plain janes ,,,a couple of “acquired” from over the years
And them my favorite. And probably the most accurate of my present collection of 35 or so and the one that I keep scary sharp

 

[Mcat]

This knife purchased through Crazy Crow from Pakistan. Filed off the markings. I scrimshawed the bone handle, used the good leather sheath as an insert for the beaded buckskin sheath acquired through auction.

 

[Rifleman1776]

This knife purchased through Crazy Crow from Pakistan. Filed off the markings. I scrimshawed the bone handle, used the good leather sheath as an insert for the beaded buckskin sheath acquired through auction.

Nice knife. But I would call it more of a Bowie style than a Rev. Rifleman's.

 

[LSB]

The first picture belowI is the first knife my teenage grandson forged and finished. I think he has potential. The other photos are knives that I finished and put handles on. I buy the blades off ebay or from knife supply sources and modify them as I see fit and make the handles from various materials. I especially like working with deer antler and bone. I have a HUGE box of deer antlers obtained from my cousin and from sheds I have found.

 

[hawkeye hugo]

Recently I made thisView attachment 212053View attachment 212054 one myself

Made a sheath for the toothpick dagger

 

[user 49399]

This is a knife I plowed up out of the garden a couple years ago. It is my favorite knife. Any time I take out a muzzleloading rifle, this knife goes with me.

 

[user 49399]

And this knife is less than 200 years old.

 

[springfield art]

All very impressive! There's a great looking knife in a Comanche scabbard given by the character Sam to the character Elsa in the "1883" series which I just got to rent at my library. All filmed in Texas, it's a great prequel to 'Yellowstone'! Thanks for posting, everyone, they all look great.

 

[A Wyatt]

Here are a couple from not to long ago

 

[hawkeye hugo]

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Here are a couple from not to long ago

Super nice

 

[SnowCrow]

Made a sheath for the toothpick daggerView attachment 212888View attachment 212889

That’s a beautiful piece. The Northeast Woodlands style sheath is a fantastic rendition. We don’t see enough of that style well depicted! Great job