Small feather pattern dagger; finial and sheath completed.

[Fred.Rowe]

Jim Grecni, a local goldsmith and jeweler, cast the finial for this small feather pattern dagger. He is located in Washington co. Ohio.

Now I know you don't see many yellow and black sheath themes these days but I wanted the sheath to mimic the double dyed box elder and silicon bronze handle. The circular inlay on the strapping holds the knife snugly in the sheath.

The blade is 3 1/4 inches overall it measures nine inches from tip to tip.

The hardware is wrought iron and silicon bronze with jade G-10 spacers.
My compliments to the gentleman who ordered this knife he has been very patient while the knife was being made.
Thank you Tim.

Happy to answer any questions, Fred

 

[Bruce Bump]

It came out superb Fred. Nice steel, handle, guard, pommel and the sheath is expertly done also. I'll bet Tim is a happy man.

 

[Robert Dark]

Fred, you old geezer, you just keep up'n the bar. I really like that package, especially the handle and matching sheath.

Good on ya my friend.

Hope to see you again soon.

Robert

 

[Steve Nuckels]

Beautiful!

Steve
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Potomac Forge

 

[Burton Harruff]

Nice work Fred. Interesting sheath work. I couldn't picture it when you were describing it the other day. Looks like it fits the knife like a glove. -Burton

 

[Wulf]

I really like the pattern in that blade. Looks like it's spitting fire

 

[Fred.Rowe]

Nice work Fred. Interesting sheath work. I couldn't picture it when you were describing it the other day. Looks like it fits the knife like a glove. -Burton

I thought since the knife is subtle yet outrageous, the sheath had to match.

I really like the pattern in that blade. Looks like it's spitting fire

This pattern usually makes for an interesting blade. The work involved in even a blade this small is considerable.

Fred

It came out superb Fred. Nice steel, handle, guard, pommel and the sheath is expertly done also. I'll bet Tim is a happy man.

Thanks Bruce; it was a fun knife to make, but it was aggravating at times as well. I am sure you know the feeling.

Fred

Fred, you old geezer, you just keep up'n the bar. I really like that package, especially the handle and matching sheath.

Good on ya my friend.

Hope to see you again soon.

Robert

How you doing Robert? I know you have been making a few knives.

If you get north stop by and see us.

Thanks for posting, Fred