From Left to Right: Golden, Havana, Light Mahogany, Golden
Pouch
From Left to Right:
Wine Goblet with Marquis Border,
Hamley with Repeating 9's,
Meanea Loop,
Celtic twist with Repeating 9's:
This style sheath was quite common on the Frontier and beyond.
The samples shown are but a few of the many possibilities.
Tabaquero's Knife Sheath
Antique Brown
Top Band Bowie
#9 Vine with nickle & brass concho
Rattlesnake Sheath
Brown with Prairie Rattler inlay
Pouch
This sheath has a spectacular inlay of customer-provided rattlesnake skin.
Shoot Knife Sheath
Dark Mahogany
Old Timer Full Pouch. This knife had a short blade & guard and, as a result, required a deeper pouch than the standard Old Timer.
1890 Main & Winchester with Bugle border.
WIld Bill Rapp Knife Sheath
Light Mahogany
Pouch
Bill Rapp Border
Uncertain Tex’s Knife Sheath
Golden Oak
Bowie with full welt around blade
Chill Wills and beartooth border
This sheath required a safety tab to retain the knife in the sheath.
Vic’s Knife Sheath
Light Mahogany with taupe-colored flower snake inlay
Pouch with full welt around blade
teardrop-shaped inlay of taupe-colored flower snake
Dogbone Bowie Sheath
Light Mahoganywith copper-colored conchos
Dogbone Bowie
Hamley with 1917 border
This sheath was made for a very large bowie knife. As a
result, no retention strap was required.
Three Spot Sheath
Havana with bright nickel spots
Pouch
Working Hand Border
This is a typical Frontier era sheath with a very typical
period-correct design. It was a design used by many of
the famous "houses" (saddleries) as well as
by small individual makers. Simple yet quietly elegant.