Everything Under $50

I bought this knife for one of my knife sheath projects.  Over the last 20 years, I have made fully beaded knife sheaths for the knives that I have purchased from Atlanta Cutlery.  I liked this one because of the Rams Horn scales.  Since it is a Damascus steel knife, it looks the part of an old knife that would have been used to skin large game animals in the 19th Century.  It is nicely made.  It would be a great addition to any Damascus knife collection.  The price was definitely right!

I did work for Pinkerton at one time.  Of course, they are not like the old West Pinkertons, these days, but I thought that this would look neat with the Pinkerton pieces that I have collected.  Made from pewter in India, this badge polished up very nicely with a hand polishing cloth.  Looks nice with other badges.

I was a Boy Scout when I was younger.  I never knew that there was such a coin, before I saw the one offered by Atlanta Cutlery.  I like the idea.  I wish that I had one when I was a boy.  This would make an excellent gift for any young Boy Scout.  I like the concept.

This reproduction is so good that it could pass as an original.  The oxidation is heavy, but some fine sandpaper can reduce it and make it look like it has pocket wear.  I am planning on using this with a collection of reproductions that commemorate the Cherokee Rifles, a Civil War battalion from the Indian Territory, which is the State of Oklahoma, today.  The Cherokee Rifles were led by Stand Waite, and were the last Confederates to lay down their arms.  Of course, this could be used with any Confederate military display or even in re-enactments.  Might be a good place to keep your Confederate money, also.

I thought that the round horn bowl was nicely executed by an Indian artisan.  It is well formed and nicely polished.  I plan to use it with a buffalo horn spoon which I made from a bison horn sheath.  It will also be used with the horn plate that I purchased at the same time that I purchased this bowl.  All pieces will eventually be placed in a leather bag that I have planned.

I was a little skeptical at first about the blade of the knife being made from stainless steel, ( just felt it should have been made from traditional carbon steel like the original patch knives ) but after contacting Atlanta Cutlery and finding out the grade of the Steel ( X46Cr13 ) and just the fact the grip is a piece of long aged stag, it was just too good to pass up. It's a very handy blade that has a lot of character! Thank You

Well made, useful and an excellent weapon and tool.

The Saber case was great quality to protect my sons saber for his graduation.

The Saber hanger was very nice, strong and good quality. Was very appealing and good for the price.

Very sharp blade. Another hit with KA-BAR quality!  Heavier than it looks.