2 "Mountain Man" Throwing Knives

2 "Mountain Man" Throwing Knives

Includes: -(5) Queen Cutlery knives: 1 of 100 #01 Traditional Pocket, #29 jack knife, (2) 3L Mountain Man, Schatt & Morgan Reversed Peanut -(1) Utica Cutlery Co: Trapper Largest: 3.75 In blade Con

Stag Handles - blade centered well - hard to close when it is locked, but has good snap - gap between the backspring/liner - 4-1/2" long when shut

Stag Handles - 5106 Made in USA - Dated 2015 - light play when open, unlatches well, good snap - blade slightly off center towards mark side - 4-1/2" long when shut

2 Hand Forged Throwing Tomahawks, Contemporary "Mountain Man" Era

A graceful iron currency throwing knife from the Matakam people, Mandara Mountains, Northern Nigeria, c. Early 1900's. These are called sengese and this exceptional example is 20 1/2 in high. The blad

Sara Peoples, (2) throwing knives, exhibited, Chad region, forged iron, leather wrapped hilt, copper wire, 20"h (larger) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC; Exhibited "Afr

9"

minor damage

Lot of 2 Throwing Knifes with Green Sheaths

American, mid 20th century. Original paint on canvas. "Knife Thrower Defies Death" with man throwing knives at scantily clad woman. Steinmetz, Huron, Oh 44839". Some wear. 34"h. 44.5"w.

Largest Case: 11.5" Long

20 Pieces to include 2 modern throwing knives, leather tool kit, Army knife, candle snuffer, 3 Army type knives, Bestgen razor, 2 plastic knives, 2 wood knives, bladeless/handleless knife in test tube

Schatt and Morgan #4L Small Mountain Man - Stag Handles - Blade Centered - Tail of the lockspring is sticking up over the liners and will catch on something - Light Snap - Has front to back wobble and

Largest: 9" Long

10" long throwing knives marked Japan, one with leather wrapped handle, in good used condition.

This is 8 inches long. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROWHEADS MISSISSIPPIAN QUAPAW CADDO POTTERY COINS

Birdseye Maple Burl - Blade centered slightly towards mark side - big embossed Q shield - gap between liner/backspring - light play when open, smooth action, good snap - eyes can be seen in the bolste

Black Micarta Handles - blade off center towards mark side - pocket clip - Q shield placement is not where productions went - light play front to back and side to side, but great snap - gaps between l

Jigged Delrin Handles - medium q shield near bottom of the knife - eyes showing on the bolster - centered well, good snap - front to back and some side to side play in open position - gap in liner/spr

Maroon Micarta Handles - Pocket clip on backside, pocket clip holes drilled on mark side and was filled with putty - blade is centered, opens and locks well, good snap

Bonestag Handles - Big Q stamp - Etched EDC on the back which indicates it was a Second - Gaps at backspring and liners - Slight front to back play when open, but par for the course on this Pattern -

Buffalo Horn handles - Blade slightly off center - good snap, good lock up - backspring sits low in closed position

Group of six books of Mountain Men. Includes: 1) Bill Sublette, Mountain Man by Sunder. 1959 with dust jacket unclipped. 2) Jim Bridger, Mountain Man by Vestal. 1946 with dust jacket unclipped. ... an