Who made this?
- Thread starter riverdive
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Dennis Morland
KNIFE MAKER
riverdive
Without some sort of marking on the knife - it will all but be impossible to tell who made it. Unless someone recognizes the knife and knows the knife maker - it will probably not get identified. You are taking a long shot trying to figure this one out. Sorry.
The sheath has an "H" on it. It is possible that the sheath and the knife were not made by the same person. They may have been - it is impossible to tell. The "H" may be a sheath maker's mark. It may also be a series mark for that type of sheath. Heck - it could have been added by anyone year's later. Again, unless someone recognizes it - it will probably not get identified by being made by so-and-so.
Good luck in your search.
DeMo
Without some sort of marking on the knife - it will all but be impossible to tell who made it. Unless someone recognizes the knife and knows the knife maker - it will probably not get identified. You are taking a long shot trying to figure this one out. Sorry.
The sheath has an "H" on it. It is possible that the sheath and the knife were not made by the same person. They may have been - it is impossible to tell. The "H" may be a sheath maker's mark. It may also be a series mark for that type of sheath. Heck - it could have been added by anyone year's later. Again, unless someone recognizes it - it will probably not get identified by being made by so-and-so.
Good luck in your search.
DeMo
Dennis Morland
KNIFE MAKER
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "quality".
From the pictures you posted it appears to be a hunting knife with a leather stacked handle, brass guard, stainless rear bolster. I cannot tell but it appears to be well used and the blade is probably some form of carbon steel. It appears to have some tarnish or rust on the blade, it is hard to tell. If the sheath fits that well it is probably made for the knife. All of those things are good.
Someone took some time and effort to make the knife. It appears to be of a nice quality.
Without a maker's mark - I would say it is a daily user and not a collector.
You just cannot definitely tell who made it. That is a big minus for its collectability.
DeMo
From the pictures you posted it appears to be a hunting knife with a leather stacked handle, brass guard, stainless rear bolster. I cannot tell but it appears to be well used and the blade is probably some form of carbon steel. It appears to have some tarnish or rust on the blade, it is hard to tell. If the sheath fits that well it is probably made for the knife. All of those things are good.
Someone took some time and effort to make the knife. It appears to be of a nice quality.
Without a maker's mark - I would say it is a daily user and not a collector.
You just cannot definitely tell who made it. That is a big minus for its collectability.
DeMo
Dennis Morland
KNIFE MAKER
If it stays sharp and you enjoy carrying and using it - then it is the perfect quality (for you). Enjoy our knife.