Fillet knife with leather sheath "upcycled"
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Dreadhead
Bushcrafter through and through
nice work 
That's how I often do belt loops with with the tail parts both inside the sheath, it's a nice simple method and means they can be removed easily so the sheath can be adjusted to a neck-carry.
That's how I often do belt loops with with the tail parts both inside the sheath, it's a nice simple method and means they can be removed easily so the sheath can be adjusted to a neck-carry.
ps reminds me of my second hand store find
it is the same brand Jernbolaget Eskilstuna Sweden, probably 12C27 because it holds a wicked edge!
Tjurved do you, or anyone else knows what this knife is called and what is main use it.
I guess for buthering, kitchen use?
I am really happy that I found it. Since it is very cool that it ended up in my place. Maybe someone bought it in Sweden or Germany/Holland in the 50/60-ies?
it is the same brand Jernbolaget Eskilstuna Sweden, probably 12C27 because it holds a wicked edge!
Tjurved do you, or anyone else knows what this knife is called and what is main use it.
I guess for buthering, kitchen use?
I am really happy that I found it. Since it is very cool that it ended up in my place. Maybe someone bought it in Sweden or Germany/Holland in the 50/60-ies?
Tjurved, nice job on the knife handle, I'm also taken with the belt loop like everyone else. Whole package is nice.
Mors, good solid butchers knife you have there. Know of a few folk who used them as camp knives too.
Sent via smoke-signal from a woodland in Scotland.
Mors, good solid butchers knife you have there. Know of a few folk who used them as camp knives too.
Sent via smoke-signal from a woodland in Scotland.
Nice knife find Mors . I have dozen of old knifes "Jernbolaget Eskilstuna" there are some different names/logotypes but I rarely buy them for more then 10 sek each. If the brand is unknown for me I usually go by the handle quality. If the handle is exotic hardwood and large brass rivets then I guess the blade is ok . Have some plans to reuse them as carving tools...
. I have dozen of old knifes "Jernbolaget Eskilstuna" there are some different names/logotypes but I rarely buy them for more then 10 sek each. If the brand is unknown for me I usually go by the handle quality. If the handle is exotic hardwood and large brass rivets then I guess the blade is ok . Have some plans to reuse them as carving tools...
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