Nicker Sheath Question.....

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How were these knives typically carried since the sheath has no loop / slots, etc?
Just held by friction fit thru a belt?
 
edison,
What exactly are you referring to here? :confused: What Knives? What Sheathes?
 
No!
A nicker isn`t a neck knife! :)
It`s a traditional german hunting knife and was intended for killing roe and deer by piercing through the spinal marrow in the neck. That`s why it`s got it`s slim shape.
Nowadays it`s also part of the traditional bavarian costume.

The sheath you mention holds the knife by friction and is carried in the pants knife pocket. :D
 
No!
A nicker isn`t a neck knife! :)
It`s a traditional german hunting knife and was intended for killing roe and deer by piercing through the spinal marrow in the neck. That`s why it`s got it`s slim shape.
Nowadays it`s also part of the traditional bavarian costume.

The sheath you mention holds the knife by friction and is carried in the pants knife pocket. :D

Wolfgang,
If possible, perhaps you could post a picture?. I am always interested in other country's history and traditions.
 
My wife took my digi cam to Italy, that`s why I`ve to post some pics of production knives and sheaths. :mad: :)

Nicker pocket sheath:

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Small Nicker:

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Some more examples:
http://www.roedter-messer.de/knife.htm

That`s a full tang Nicker with saw, cork screw and special blade (where I miss the english term, sorry :rolleyes: ) another kind of (detachable sheath) pocket sheath.
http://www.messershop-skabu.de/prod...gd-messer,-+-korkenzieher-und-aufbrechklinge-

The last ones for today:
http://www.allesjagd.com/shop/allesjagd_p3c.php?id=11&cid=105
Last pic in 1st row shows a small part of that detachable belt sheath, only.
 
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