Show Off Your Traditional Knife Slips and Pocket Sheaths

[willythekid]

I did a quick search and didn't see a dedicated slip and sheath thread... I be the first to admit that my google-fu isn't my strongest suit. I love to see homemade, rustic looking leather pocket slips. I think they are handy and very functional. If you have one or more, please show them off! As a side note, I'm currently looking for a nice slip so if any one has good suggestions on members on here who make them or BladeForum member stores that sell nice ones I'm all ears. I only own a KSF slip... it's very nice as far as quality goes but I find it a bit large in the pocket... I really love the looks of beat up fold-over style slips that have some character... googled KSF picture of the one I have below.

 

[TheFactor]

Hitch &Timber [emoji106]

And a KSF

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[irona]

Here's one I made that just sold, I figure i'll show it anyways

 

[TheFactor]

^^Very nice !


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[Bigfattyt]

Two on the left are ones I made.

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[Pomsbz]

edit, deleted.

 

[Jack Black]

Barry (Gunstockjack) makes a nice pocket slip :thumbup:

 

[Frailer]

My leather work definitely falls into the "rustic" category.

 

[Buzzbait]

I made this one for my father-in-law a couple years ago.

 

[jrawk]

made by yours truly. This one goes with me everywhere almost every day. But ironically it's not with me today (jeans day at work)
It's held up like a champ. And gets better with age. The Blue is mellowing out and wearing in nicely.

Here's it's little brother.

 

[Jack Black]

Paul Mason's missus, Jan, kindly gifted me this pocket sheath



I won this smashing BSA Whittler in one of r8shell's generous giveaways, and she very kindly also sent me this pocket-slip, of her own design

 

[RDaneel]

A couple more by Barry (Gunstockjack on BF). I got the one on the right first and liked it so much I asked him to make the one on the left with my initials. Top notch work and very durable.

 

[joeradza]

Jack, that is my favorite GEC (BF) knife of all.

 

[flatblackcapo]

A matching set that a friend made for me.

 

[Jack Black]

Jack, that is my favorite GEC (BF) knife of all.

My favourite forum knife too I think Alan, I should carry it more really :thumbup:

A matching set that a friend made for me.

Handmade things are the best gifts Great-looking Whittler too :thumbup:

 

[BigBiscuit]

A One Star Leather sheath.

And a Jan Mason personalized.

 

[harronek]

Ken

 

[kamagong]

Jack, that is my favorite GEC (BF) knife of all.

That's because it's the best.

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Ken

Lovely work Ken. One of these days I'm going to contact you to make me a Mike Tea inspired sheath for my Sebenza.

 

[bflying]

I can't compete with the pro's above, but here's a couple of my home grown pocket slips and sheaths. With the exception of the lower right in first pic. And the top left in same pic does have a belt loop. I've pocket carried it some, but is better on belt. The middle right for Candiru is convertible. Chicago screws hold on an easily removable ambi leather belt loop, leaving a thin kidex pocket slip or neck hanger.

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[hamsco]

Elephant hide slip for Bark Ivory Viper

Recycled Kangaroo Hide Boot (Courtesy of Brumby53 ) for H23 Fixed.