I know of a few. The Brahma's, Cabela's 914, LL Bean 105.... That's all I'm aware of. I think they are all cool, and always thought there should be a thread to show them. Thanks!!!!
There was a factory 110 in leather but it probably dropped off due to the amount of maintenance that would be required to keep it up. I believe that the main issue was that over time, the leather would begin to shrink and crack without routine maintenance. I have one that has managed to hold up well enough but it is starting to show its age. I can post photos after work.
I love the look, feel and smell of leather but leather is very good at absorbing liquids and taking up what it is exposed to and can harbor nasty bacteria and mold. It can be difficult to clean completely without ruining the leather. Not a good material for something used by hand that might be in contact with food items or raw meats. Leather will shrink and curl if left in the heat like a vehicle in summer sun. There’s other stabilized materials that can be made to look like tooled leather that will be much more suitable for knife handles.
Lesknife's probably right, as I have often heard that before. Many of those old Marble's leather handled knives have not aged well at all. But they are still cool. And they feel great in your hand. I doubt I would ever take one hunting. I have more hunting knives than I need. Still I gotta find me one of those leather wrapped Vanguards!
The leather 110. You can see a bit of the issue of having leather handles as the gap between the bolster and leather has expanded over the years as well as some corrosion on the said bolster.
