Knife ID

St33L · Mar 2, 2016

Can anyone identify this knife simply by looking at the style shown?

I know that it may be a long shot, but if anyone can tell, it would be you experts.

The blade has a design engraving, and the sheath is metal with an engraving of a falconer.

The pommel has a falcon's head.

The finger looks to be made of copper. The bolster is made of the same material as the sheath.

Given the lack of patina and general condition, it looks to be a modern stick tang knife.

Thanks in advance!

St33L · Mar 2, 2016

Or maybe it's one of those mass produced gimmick knives, such as those seen on HSN or that other TV shopping channel?

Colorodo · Mar 2, 2016

Any number or letters on the blade?

knifeshark · Mar 2, 2016

Maybe Jim Pugh? He made those style of knives , a lot had animal pommels. Google his name, you can go from there.

St33L · Mar 2, 2016

Colorodo said:
Any number or letters on the blade?

knifeshark said:
Maybe Jim Pugh? He made those style of knives , a lot had animal pommels. Google his name, you can go from there.

I don't see any markings. I searched for Jim Pugh and I didn't notice his maker's mark "PUGH" at the ricasso or elsewhere.

Hickory n steel · Mar 2, 2016

St33L said:
Can anyone identify this knife simply by looking at the style shown?

I know that it may be a long shot, but if anyone can tell, it would be you experts.

The blade has a design engraving, and the sheath is metal with an engraving of a falconer.

The pommel has a falcon's head.

The finger looks to be made of copper. The bolster is made of the same material as the sheath.

Given the lack of patina and general condition, it looks to be a modern stick tang knife.

Thanks in advance!

It's a cheap display knife, my cousin got an identical one for Christmas last year, while I got a similar one with a wolf on it.you may not see any markings because the word China is just printed on and the scabbard can rub it off.

mine has zero edge ( completely flat ) to it, but they're usually found with a letter open type edge to them. They usually cost 10-15$ at flea markets and mall knife shops.

hermit dave · Mar 2, 2016

Without a makers mark, It's probably a Cutlery Corner special.

Hickory n steel · Mar 2, 2016

hermit dave said:
Without a makers mark, It's probably a Cutlery Corner special.

Basically, but I watch cutlery corner every week and they don't sell it. ( they have some good deals every once in a while )

By the way the scabbard and handle isn't made of copper, it's plated die-cast ( you'll often see the same material/ finish on gift shop items like novelty pencil sharpeners and stuff )