Help me identify this Puukko knife

[spydercobenchmadekai]

I am having trouble identifying this knife. The tag says "Original IISAKKI PUUKKO," that it was made in Kauhava, Finland, and that the company has been in business since 1879.

I have the company figured out (Iisakki Jarvenpaa), but I can not figure out which model it is.

Without further ado, here is the knife:







It has a 3mm thick 10cm long blade. It seems most like an Iisakki "Scout Knife 3445," but the 3445's tip shape and sheath are different.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

 

[Poez]

I guess that's the knife: http://www.balticproducts.eu/Iisakki-Jaervenpaeae-Fahrtenmesser-Scout-Messer
Or rater this one (considering the "blood groove" on the blade): http://iisakki.valmiskauppa.fi/kolkkapartio-p-774.html
To a certain degree it is still a hand-made knife, so the mass-produced samples may differ from the official site pictures.

 

[spydercobenchmadekai]

Thanks. It is almost exactly like this one, except the blade is 100mm, not 90mm.

 

[nymikel64]

Thanks. It is almost exactly like this one, except the blade is 100mm, not 90mm.

That blade is imho an altered blade-originaly it seems to have been a 120 mm clip point blade- then altered to a drop point-
Jarvenpää to my knowledge never made the Scout Knife or a knife like that with a drop point blade-
The sheath could be the one of the 90 mm Blade version...

 

[Vicarious Reality]

Handle looks nice.... blade... not so much
I have a custom handled Isakki blade i got from my dad, pretty good