Knife Sheaths

We have a long-standing history of making quality belt and boot sheaths for both period and modern knives. Whether you wish to coordinate a sheath with one of our gun rigs or with your existing gear, or whether you simply need a sheath for a knife which has none, send us the knife and we can get the job done. All our sheaths are built to exacting standards with security and safety to both knife and wearer in mind.

B’Ville Bandit’s Sheath

Black

Boot knife sheath. The clip on this boot is formed from a spoon provided by the customer.

Monte & Beartooth border

Carolina Kid’s Sheath

Dark Mahogany

Old Timer Full Pouch. This sheath is built similar to the regular Old Timer sheath with the exception that the pouch is deeper, capturing and protecting not just the knife but a good portion of the handle as well.

Old California with repeating 9’s border. This sheath matches the Carolina Kid Gun Rig and is shown with a set of matching buckle-over type spur straps.

 

Cecil’s Knife Sheath

Black with row of Antique Nickel Sunburst Spots

Pouch

Spotted Target & Hamley checker pattern

 

Chris’ Knife Sheath

British Tan with black background and black lace

Pouch

Elko Rose

This large, wide-bladed knife allowed us the luxury of matching the tooling and buckstitch border on Chris’ Gun Rig. It is full double loop laced with black kangaroo.

 

Green River Dogbone Sheath

British Tan

One Loop Dogbone pouch. The sheath features a prominant, somewhat bulbous skirt with an integral loop.

Snake T with Repeating 9's Border.

This is a period-correct sheath. It would have seen popularity throughout the West from the late 1870's on through to the early 20th century.

The spot pattern is one common to Frontier leather goods from the late 1870's to the turn of the century.It is shown with a Green River Style knife. This sheath has been colored and mildly distressed to give a gentlty-used look.

Frontier Scout Sheath

Aged mahogany with Distressed & Patinated Brass Spots

Frontier-Style Pouch

Frontier Spot Border

This is a period-correct sheath that would have been seen on the frontier from the Mountain Man on through to the Wild West shows. this one is lightly distressed to represent gentle wear and use.is shown with a Green River knife.

Meanea Knife Sheath

Antique Brown

Pouch

Meanea Bud floral carving with repeating 9’s border. This was built as a companion piece for the Meanea gun rig.

 

Michael’s Sheath

Black

Old Timer

Copper Rose floral carving

This sheath has been full double loop laced with black kangaroo lace.

 

Miscellaneous

From left to right:

Plain Pouch

British Tan

Pouch

Hair-on Pouch

Natural Hair-on Cowhide

Pouch

Terry’s Knife Sheath

Black

Old Timer. This is the standard configuration for this sheath. It is designed for large-bladed bowies or fighters. If heavy enough, the sheath needs no safety strap.

Ocean Wave. This sheath is a companion piece to Terry’s Gun Rig

Pouch w/Safety Strap

Light Mahogany

Pouch with Safety Strap. Pouch style sheaths are generally not fitted with a safety strap. This knife had a very short blade and very little in the way of a guard. It would normally have been fit high up on the handle in a standard pouch style sheath except that the customer wanted the rather showy handle exposed. This made the addition of this unusually-configured safety strap necessary.

Backfire border

 

 

Mule Camp Sheath

Dark Brown background dye on golden oak foreground

“Skirted” Pouch. The full pouch design of this sheath allows for maximum protection. A deep belt loop is formed by the cigar band-styled loop and skirt.

1890 California carving with Sunset border

Sterling silver concho with brass mule head.