April 5, 2024
Custom Nessmuk Knife by Jeff White & R. Jones sheath
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Up for bid from Hand Sewn Leather by Robert JonesJeff White Nessmuk knife with Robert Jones hand sewn leather sheathcurly maple handleSpecifications. (Custom knife, measurements may vary slightly)Made from 1095 high carbon steelTotal overall length: 10"Blade length: 5 1/2"Handle length: 4 ½"Blade width: 1 1/2" at it's widest Blade thickness: 3/32"Handle material: curly mapleJeff leaves these with a dull finish across the back of the blade, this is proof that they were carefully heat treated in his shop. He sharpens the edge and polishes them about 1/3 of the way up.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Regular vertical sheath, dark chocolate brownThe sheath is hand sewn. I hand sew leather the old fashion way, one stitch at a time. My sheaths and other leather products are true historical replicas. They are perfect for the reenactor , collector or outdoorsman.Hand made and hand sewn, from quality 8 oz. vegetable tanned leather.Belt loop is extra wide, fits up to 2" " belt. Dyed dark chocolate brown. No 2 exactly alike.Thanks for your interest in Hand Sewn Leather by Robert Jones.For more info on me and my other custom knife sheaths, If you want a custom sheath, please By bidding on this item you certify that you are at least 18 years of age and are in compliance with all federal,state, and local laws. By bidding on this item you have determined
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