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#1
"Flash" GIANT
custom - fileworked. Custom made by Huck Wofford. Marked
Flash H 95 Giant stag on camel bone frame AUTOMATIC
SOLD |
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#2
Gallagher Bowie complete with original design proofs and correspondence along
with maker catalog. Handle of oosic and amber spaced with aluminum and
finished with brass furniture. This one is big, 15 1/2". $1850 |
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#3-JSM5
Tim Hancock Dagger with mammoth ivory handle. Brass and nickel tang filler
is fileworked. Guard is damascus. Marked 19 MS 95 on reverse.
Sheath is covered in crocodile on front. Measures 10 1/4".
Comes with maker's zippered pouch.
$2400 |
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#4-JSM12
D'Holder MINIATURE 'Dangler' This is probably the only one to have ever
been made. D' refuses to make miniatures, even for his best
customers/dealers. Handled in big horn sheep. Measures 5 3/4" which
is a little over 1/2 scale. You will never see another.
$3200 |
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#5-JSM9
D'Holder Bowie handled in burl maple. Measures 12".
$1600
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#6-JSM10
Barry Dawson 'Alaskan Big Game' Bowie with stag handles and dovetailed bolsters. Measures
11 3/8". Comes with maker's zippered pouch. $675 |
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#7-JSM8
D'Holder MINIATURE with ironwood handles and bolsters engraved by Pat Holder.
Tang is tapered. Measures
5 1/2". $2800 |
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#8
Chuck Stewart Switchblade Kris Bladed Custom. Mint knife in maker made coffin box.
Silk-lined, hand carved coffin box, has a japanned brass escutcheon topped with
a hand carved walrus tusk ivory skull. Knife is totally fileworked.
Handles are heavy, thick malachite, with a malachite release button. Front
bolster is embellished with the maker's 25 year Knifemaker's Guild pin.
Action is very crisp and tight. This knife was featured in one of the
knife annuals, but I don't have a complete set to reference the particular year. Measures
11 3/4" in a 13 5/8" box. $4800 |
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#9-JSM2
D'Holder EARLY dagger. D' hasn't made daggers in years and won't take
orders for them. Pommel will unscrew if you desire to take it all apart.
Fluted stone handle with sterling twisted wire accent. Measures
9". $2250 |
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#10-JSM15
Harry Morseth hunting knife. Knife looks to have never been used or
sharpened. Stone has never been used either but has a corner broken. Measures
10 3/8". $1700 |
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#11-JSM14
John Nelson Cooper bowie is a Virginia Beach, VA marked knife. Knife has
been sharpened. Guard and spacers are yellow brass, pommel is manganese
red brass. No sheath which is reflected in price. Measures
14 7/8". $2600 |
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#12-JSM18
Jay Hendrickson hand forged bowie is a true work of art. Sheath and handle are curly
maple with different color stains, extensive and expertly done fine silver wire
inlay, escutcheons and shell carvings. Handle has twisted wire inlaid
along the edges along with a flat cap that covers 5 sides. Guard is
pierced with a heart on both ends. Sheath has a large frog knob and
leather frog. Frog is marked Hendrickson - MS - 1997 - 5160 (which is an excellent steel for knife forgings).
The maple makes this an extremely lightweight and comfortable knife to handle, in and out of the
sheath. Blade has an easily discernible hammon line. Measures
15 7/8". $3600 |
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#13-JSM13
Vince Evans damascus Roman short sword. Furniture is all brass on an
unidentified wood. Pommel adds just the right amount of weight to balance
this blade correctly in the hand. Measures
15 7/8". $1650 |
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#14-JSM20
Eugene & Sons subhilt fighter. Very well made knife with old brown linen
micarta with brass furniture and spacers. Fits in the hand nice with the
ergonomic hump. Sheath is also expertly handmade. Measures
12". $390 |
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#15-JSM24
Taylor Agee subhilt fighter. Blade is dagger hollow ground and then
'clipped'. Tang is tapered and fileworked. Extensive pin work
decorates the contoured ironwood handle. No Sheath. Measures
13 1/4". $350 |
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#16-JSM6
D'Holder hunter. Engraved by the famous, and now deceased, Mel Doyle Wood.
He did quite a bit of commemorative work for NASA and was well known as an arms
engraver. Tang is tapered and spacered from dovetailed bolsters and big
horn sheep handles. Measures
7 1/2".
$1650 |
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#17-JSM11
D'Holder hunter. Engraved by the famous, and now deceased, Mel Doyle Wood.
He did quite a bit of commemorative work for NASA and was well known as an arms
engraver. Tang is tapered and spacered from dovetailed bolsters and
second-cut big horn sheep handles. Measures
7 1/2".
$1450 |
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#18-JSM23
Tommy Lee Benchmade fighter Blade is dagger hollow ground and
'clipped'. Bolsters are dovetailed against contoured black linen micarta scales. Measures
11 1/2".
$375 |
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#19-JSM3
Devon "Butch" Beaver survival knife has a double row of saw teeth. Handle
is sealed at guard to be watertight. Butt cap has a small compass
installed on the inside. Sheath is modeled after a Randall Mdl 14.
Cord wrap is heat sealed to prevent unraveling but could be cut loose in an
emergency. Measures 13 1/2".
$375 ON HOLD |
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#20-JSM29
Chuck Stapel neck knife. Handle and sheath are brown linen micarta.
The hunp on the back of the blade snaps into the sheath in the spot where there
appears to be a missing sheath pin. The micarta sheath spacer springs to
hold the blade. Pretty ingenious design. Blade is dated 1981. Measures
7". $245 |
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#21-JSM4
Pat Crawford bowie. Handle is water buffalo and has one small bug hole.
This is one of his very early knives. Blade grinds have been cleaned.
No Sheath. Measures a whopping 17 3/4".
$350 |
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#22-JSM27
Todd Kopp ring fighter. The design is borrowed from maker Steve Likarich.
Handle is mammoth ivory. Blade is heavy 1/4" stock and tapered in both
directions along with filework along the entire top edge and with thumb notches.
Todd says that this knife is at least 15 years old and older than his son.
Sheath snaps through ring. Sheath made by Randy Lee's wife, Sonja. Measures
11". $475 |
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#23-JSM32
Eugene & Sons skinner. This deft little knife is made from 1/4" stock
which gives it some strength having a fairly wide blade. Thumb and
forefinger notches get the hand right on top of the blade. Sheath has some
water staining. Measures 7".
$165 |
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#24-JSM30
Rogers tanto. All three edges are sharpened. Knife has dovetailed
bolsters. Quality, fit and finish, and crispness of grinds leads me to
believe that the maker is Richard Rogers of NM, but you be the judge.
Sheath has a clip. Measures 8 3/4".
$260 |
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#25
Chuck Stewart Switchblade Elephant Toe Custom. This nearly perfect knife
is the LAST knife that Chuck Stewart made. It actually was finished having
handles installed by Judy Gottage. The originally
intended handles are the elephant ivory with amber spacers pictured.
Installed handles are colorful bark Mastodon ivory.
ALL FOUR blades on this
knife are sprung. Each handle has the same release mechanism Not
every blade on this knife opens fully as the maker didn't get to finish the
knife.
Original handle
projects included in sale. This very massive knife has some minor blade
scuffing from liners. Measures 10 1/4" overall and 1 3/8" thick!
$4200 |
