Dagger Sheath

[minotaur]

So, knife experts... (Zwack and Storm) are these knives sharp, this one was not a razor sharp, but did have a useable edge... I am leaving it as it is... it looks like it had been sharpened once maybe... hard to tell since the edge is clean and even from the blued blade to the knife edge... the blade is nick free and has some staining on it but you can still read the maker name and maker mark..

J. Nowill & Sons

Sheffield, England

Established A.D. 1700

I think that is what is says, it is kind of light and right on the edge of the center portion of the blade.. nice heft and feels NASTY in your hand... GRIN!

Thanks again for the comments and replys

RJ

Would have been razor sharp originally.

Big debate which is number one but it is this and the Bowie fighting it out.

Also the side ties on the sheath might be for arm/leg carry which was very popular for this knife.

[gunter]

Nicely done,

liked what you did with the cross concho. Great kife, light in the hand, nasty in the body. (grin)

[Huntbuck]

Thanks for the comments... I think it came out OK... shared it with a local gun show guy and am going to be making some leather for his knives... good stuff.. thanks again for all the comments and tips throughout the forum..

RJ

[JxMAN25]

ya man its nice. i would of taken off the part where the belt loop is and moved it down but thats just me. Nice job.

[KatieG]

Very pretty! Looks nice and clean.

[MBOGO]

Great stuff, all around. Always loved the F-S knives.

Huntback, you said your friends dad brought it back. From where?