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About 15 years ago, I bought a large quantity of knives from a distributor in Australia. Part of that stock was from a Japanese maker who had made really good knives but the leather pouches he furnished were even better than the knives. For a long time, we held onto samples of those pouches with the intention of re-producing them. We now have two sizes on our shelves and ready to ship.
It is not often that you buy a high quality knife with a matching quality leather sheath or pouch. We constantly have requests for a high quality, good looking leather belt pouch for the larger folding hunters. I think you will really like this one. The design is amazingly functional and the leather and workmanship is of an extremely high quality. Opens easily and quietly, there is no snap to pop or velcro to rip. Instead you get an gorgeous practical closure with a brass peg and a leather strap. Weighs 3.0 oz. Made in Japan.
When ordered with another item.
5-3/4"-2-1/4".
POU-SK42BL $31.95
When ordered with another item.
5" x 1-3/4"
POU-SK514BL $31.95
When ordered alone, includes shipping.
POU-SK42BL-2 $33.95
When ordered alone, includes shipping.
POU-SK514B-2 $33.95
This outstanding product is the best we have ever seen for preventing rust or staining on high carbon tool steel, or any non-stainless steel. For best results clean the metal with WD-40 or very hot water.
We have re-designed the Hunter Scalpel making it a miniature of the full sized Deer Hunter, which has a 4" blade. The same Thumbolt® sheath design patented by Blackie Collins and assigned to A. G. Russell™ Knives is used by both these knives as well as the A. G. Russell™ Bird & Trout.
Great Leather pouches to protect your fine pocketknives. It is a shame to carry a fine William Henry or original Hen & Rooster knife without protecting it with a classy Morroco type leather pouch. These will lie flat in your pocket and are very elegant.
The original Tomcat was named "Overall Knife of The Year®" at the Blade show in 1988. Spencer Frazer's re-invention of that long favored folder, the Tomcat 3.0 is the heavy duty champ of the folder field.
What a handy little tool for those of us who carry one of the many knives being produced today using Torx fasteners. This website is full of knives with Torx fasteners to attach handle scales to the knife frame or to hold pocket clips that are removable or reversible.
The original knife collectors polish; for polishing chrome, silver, brass, nickel silver, blade steels, etc. I have used it for over 30 years and while I have tried every new polish I run into, I have never found one to replace it.
The Contractor 2x4 is a working theme knife from SOG®. Whether you are a contractor, or a do-it-yourselfer, you will get a chuckle out of the 2x4. Opening or closing the blade rotates the circular saw blade. A hammer head acts as the lock release and the handle houses a pencil sharpener in the butt, a single bubble level, and holes for wire stripping using the edge of the blade.
In the early 1970's, we introduced a product that we felt was very important the Knife Collectors Record Book. This is a special loose-leaf notebook that contains pre-printed record sheets for Folding Knives and Fixed Blade Knives.
I designed this little knife in the late 70's. It was intended to be a light weight knife for the casual hunter, out for a morning walk in the woods.
"I have never had a pair of tweezers in my life that was worth a damn. Now I do and I appreciate it very much." Those words were spoken by General Norman Schwarzkopf about these little field tweezers.
Based on the work of inventor Louis Graves, here is a compact sharpener that will do it all. Two diamond rods for establishing a new bevel and/or thinning a dull blade. Two ceramic rods of very high alumina content to put that razor sharp finished edge on the blade.
Most folders that you purchase today do not include a quality pouch. We have had several requests over the years for a good-looking quality leather pouch sheath to accompany the quality folders that we sell. In 2007, we began offering a Japanese made model with a brass peg and leather strap closure. At about the same time we were offered a more traditional pouch, this one high quality handmade.