Or possibly a rehandle which might explain the sheath stamp. In any case a well done example.

Warren, my learned friend

Where the heck is the sheath with Michael's knife? Perhaps we Canadians have filters on our ISP and can not see all the pics!!!!!

Rod,

Border security, LOL.

Do we see a hint of the Mini 27 in this blade?

Larry

Larry,
More correctly: A "GTR".
Stay sharp, Capt. Chris

Mike...and others,
If you're interested, that is...Below is an example of an early Denmark (Prototype, if you will) with it's proper RMK shop-supplied sheath. Johnson's smoothback pouch-style with no keeper strap!
If you look closely at my poor attempt (It is, after all, Nightime right now) to highlight the back of the sheath you will not notice any blade length denotation. What you "will" notice is the ever-controversial "R-UP" sheath stamp!
For more clarity on this, I also burned up some flashlight battery and dove into The Captain's STASH! Second RMK is an ivorite (Westinghouse, "Old Yeller") Model #8-4".
The sheath, at casual glance looks to be the same,,,,"BUT",,,(Been a while)...The sheath shows the "4" indicating it is for a 4 inch RMK, which the T&B is. You will also notice the sheath stamp, back to it's now accepted "R DOWN" position.
Both sheaths Johnson and, yet, whaddya' know..differences. I hope this helps you Mike in your sheath search.
Stay sharp everybody,
Nighty Night, Capt. Chris

Very nice Cap, both are the bomb for sure. I used a Model 8 for the entire summer of 1975 as a fishing guide in and around Yellowstone Park. Great knife.

Pap

That old Denmark looks really awesome! Thanks for sharing, Capt. Chris!

Here is mine ....

The trademark of knives sold by Denmark's Sporting Goods were the red / white spacer configuration. Can anyone tell me, was this done across the board with all models of RMK's ordered by Denmark's, or just on the "Denmark Special"?

Is Walter Hudson still around?
Ha-Ha, Capt. Chris