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During Christmas I found an unfinished knife project , that I started making maybe 10 years ago, so I decided to get it done.

The style of knife and sheath is a traditional Laplander (Sami) design, found all over Northern Scandinavia,(Sweden, Norway, and Finland.

The blade is a Norwegien, Helle knife factory, laminated steel. The handle is made from reindeer antler and olive wood ( traditionally curly birch).

The sheath is made of a reideer antler and the sheath leather is reindeer, with a special spruce bark tanning and with a rawhide core to keep it stiff.

The knife is supposed to swing freely on the belt .

/ Knut

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Interesting, but I have to ask: what is the function of the hook ( L or J shaped part of the sheath?

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