This is a Herter’s Buffalo Skinner. It looks like he copied a Green River pattern.
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George Leonard Herter III, the master B.S.r probably had his knives made by Ontario; that is my best guess. I am aware of three patterns of fixed blades and one folder from Schrade Walden.
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Western 88s' . L88 in a Marbles sheath, W88c 1979 in original sheath.
Very Cool Marbles!
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Great Looking Horn!A Rodeo:
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Real Nice JackFew Sheffield 'Town Pattern' Whittle-tang Bowies from about 5 years ago
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Thanks Dave!
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Some of them were made by Murphy knives. I used to browse their catalog before Dexter bought them. They would say, these were made for Herter. I swear I have one of the little hump-backed ones somewhere.
Schrade H15:
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Flat and saber versions of the Camillus/Western Mark I Navy. With the grip-busting wheel pommels roughly filed down.
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Sheffield-made Sgian Dubh (most Sgian Dubh and Scottish Dirk blades are produced unmarked, as they are then shipped up to Scotland for hafting) 
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Sheffield-made Sgian Dubh (most Sgian Dubh and Scottish Dirk blades are produced unmarked, as they are then shipped up to Scotland for hafting)
Here's a tidbit for ya Jack. did ya know your Red Deer is a very close cousin of our elk?
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Is it really Dave, I never knew that at all!
Thanks for the info buddy 
I thought you might like this tale I posted in the Guardians thread yesterday
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Thats funny! Hope he didget paid. Takes a village right?Is it really Dave, I never knew that at all!
I thought you might like this tale I posted in the Guardians thread yesterday
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I've been looking for this since the day I bought it, a few weeks ago. I put it down and it disappeared.
I guess it's an etcetera.
It looks like a table knife, but is very thin, with a medium flex, and with an edge on it. The tang is full length and width. More nickel plating survives on the other side, but this is the pic that came out least poorly.
It had to be worth more than the dollar I paid for it, and I still think it is.
I guess it's an etcetera.
It looks like a table knife, but is very thin, with a medium flex, and with an edge on it. The tang is full length and width. More nickel plating survives on the other side, but this is the pic that came out least poorly.
It had to be worth more than the dollar I paid for it, and I still think it is.
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