Vintage Smith & Wesson 789016 scrimshaw style reproduction 2005 by artist Pam Essex new in box. The blade measures 2.5" and 6" open. The handle is some kind of black plastic lock-back style. The knife has never been used and is in mint condition with original box.
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Vintage Schrade Walden N.Y. U.S.A. 225h, Bowie Folding Hunter in mint condition. The 2 blades measure about 3.5" each. The handle scales are jig bone Delrin accented with nickel silver bolsters. The knife measures a little over 5" closed. This is a safe queen never used, or carried like new.
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CASE XX 10 DOT USA 1836 Stag handle bowie knife with Mountain Man scene etched on blade. The 9.5" blade has bright mirror polish finish and beautiful etched scene. The handle is a large piece of drop dead gorgeous stag accented with brass fittings. OAL: 14.25". This beauty has never been used and is in mint condition. The knife was probably made in 1980 I believe. No Sheath or plaque just a great knife.
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Awesome hand forged Damascus Bowe by Steve Brooks of Montana. The ladder pattern blade measures 8" with a slight clip on top not sharp. The handle scales are gorgeous Sambar stag accented with fluted dove tail bolster. The knife has a nice taper tang with serial number 8740. OAL: 13". Excellent fit and finish the knife is like new never used. Zipper pouch included.
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Extremely rare Ruger Redhawk companion Bowie serial number 222. This knife was made by Blackie Collins the owner of Bench Mark Knives. Bench Mark was later bought by Gerber. I can't find my papers on this knife so I am going on memory. Around 1982 the American Historical Society came up with the scene on the blade which is from Corbin Park where old man Ruger was a member. The scene depicts a bore hunt, with Ruger emblems in real gold. As the story goes the East Coast bank would give one these knives to anyone who opened a 10,000.00 dollar savings account. If you owned a Ruger Redhawk they would match the serial number to the gun. The project was never sanctioned by Ruger and when the old man got wind of it he shut it down. I doubt if they made more than dozen as I have only seen 2 in 40 years and I bought the second one. Beside 10 grand was a lot in 1982. The specs are 8.5" s.s. mirror polish blade with etching in real gold. The handle is gorgeous rosewood accented with double brass guard and pommel. OAL: 13.5". The knife comes in an absolutely beautiful heavy duty solid wood display case with Bench Mark logo on the latch. This is a very well made display case with velvet inlay and is original to the knife. The knife and case are in mint condition with only some light tarnish on the brass which will polish up nicely. This really is a rare find if your a Bowie fan, Bench Mark fan, Blackie Collins fan, or Gerber fan they don't get any rarer.
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Massive Bowie by Robert Hajovsky also known as Bob Sky Knives. Bob was a founding members of the Knifemakers Guild. This is one of the most incredible Bowies I have had to offer for sale. This massive knife weighs 3 pounds and was ground from 5/8th stock. The handle is gorgeous rich desert ironwood accented with nickel silver fittings. Blade length 11.5" OAL: 17.25". The craftsmanship on this knife is over the top probably one of the best works I have seen from this maker. Deep grind with super mirror polish finish. The knife has never been used and is in mint condition. Zipper pouch included.
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