Oh man what's next Eric.?

Thanks Warren, last one for tonight.

Model 11 5" - FWI with engraving and JRB Sheath

That sheath is odd for sure. Keeper on a concealment sheath.....cool.

Eric

Now you know I'm an 11 collector. That's not fair.

Some great posts and pictures in this thread guys.

Here is an "odd" one. This feller has some of the smallest sawteeth I have ever seen on a RMK.

It's a late 60's knife with an ivory handle, 7 spacers behind a lugged hilt and a flanged butt. Separate S stainless blade to boot.

Looong scalloped butt with thin brass nut... ooh lala

Eric & Mitchell,

Great knives!!!

Tom Flynn

This is probably one of the more iconic "one off's".

"The Okie"

I am not sure who owns it now.... but it's a cool knife.

Not a "one-off" but: One of 5! This knife was made for Danny Cruz who worked for Maurice Johnson at the Casselberry shop. "Dusty" was Danny's nickname, given to him because he had to drive 10 miles of dirt road to get to work!
While there were 5 made, this is the only one with black and white (pinned) ebony handle! The knife, which looks like a "Ulu" is really a leather-cutting knife. Danny made his own custom sheath for it. Hope ya'll like it.
Stay sharp, Capt. Chris

Any RMK Cigar roller knives out there? They should be similar to the leather knife, Capt.