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The blade has a convex grind, mirror polish finish, and measures 2". The handle scales are mother of pearl very nice looking with 4 pins and a fine taper tang.
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Vintage bone handle hunting knife by the late Eldon Peterson of Whitefish Montana. The 3.25" hollow ground blade has a fine hand rub finish. The handle scales are bone almost looks like walrus ivory just good looking stuff. The knife has a fine taper tang, dovetailed s.s. bolsters with beveled edge very nice touch. OAL: 7.5". The knife has never been used about mint with a couple very light table scratches on the bolster. Original custom leather sheath.
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Vintage red jig bone hunting knife by the late Eldon Peterson Whitefish MT. The 3.25" blade and a fine hand rub finish. The handle scales are deep worm grooved jig bone accented with polished dovetail bolsters. The knife is full tang and drilled for lanyard. OAL: 7.5". Top workmanship never used mint with original leather sheath.
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Blades: 4.25" & 3.5" ats-34 s.s Handle: Desert ironwood Fittings: 416 s.s. OAL: 9" & 8" Sheath: piggy back alligator. Description: This is a super fine set by master knife maker Eldon Peterson of Whitefish Montana. Both knife have flat ground blades with bright mirror polish finish. Both the bolsters are dovetailed and beveled, very classy. Both knives are full tang with pins and lanyard holes. Both knives have never been used and are in near mint condition. Very cool double piggy back sheath. It doesn't get any better. I don't know if he is still making knives, but he was a full time knife maker since 1974.
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Blades: 4 3/8" & 3" ats-34 s.s
Handle: Maple burl
Fittings: 416 s.s.
OAL: 9 3/8" & 7 3/4"
Sheath: piggy back leather
Description: This is a super fine set by master knife maker Eldon Peterson of Whitefish Montana. Both knife have hollow ground blades with very fine hand rub finish. Both the bolsters are dovetailed and beveled, very classy. Both knives have handmade mosaic pins and very fine taper tang. Both knives have never been used and are in mint condition. Very cool double piggy back sheath. It doesn't get any better. I don't know if he is still making knives, but he was a full time knkife maker since 1974.
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