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Coleman Trade Knives
Notice: 2 June 2008, The recent shipment of Coleman knives has arrived. Currently Jimmy is using both Maple (as stated below) AND a nicely grained premium walnut for the handles. I can not guarantee which knives will have which wood used. This line of authentic trade knives is produced by knife maker Jimmy Coleman. The designs are based on documented original 17th & 18th century trade knives recovered from or excavated at historic sites. All knives are hand forged from carbon steel, have full tangs that are attached to curly maple handles with three (3) pins and have an antique finish. See the following photos for individual specifications. Hand crafted scabbards or neck scabbards are available for these knives made to order. Please inquire. Coleman knives are available elsewhere. But, I believe you will not find them at better prices than what I can offer.
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"English Scalper"
This is based on the famous "red handled knife" from Ft. Michlimacinac that was provided to the Indians by British Lt. Gov. "Hair Buyer" Hamilton. 7" blade.
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$out of stock
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English Trade Knife
6" blade, early English pattern.
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$28.00
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Shefield Trade Knife
6" spear point design from the famous blade making city of South Yorkshire.
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$28.00
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French Trade Knife
5 !/2" blade, round bottom grip.
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$out of stock
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French Trade Knife
6 1/4" blade, "bird's head" grip.
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$out of stock
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Dutch Trade Knife
One of the earlier knives shown, this has a 6" "sheep's foot" style blade.
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$out of stock
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Large Skinner
Coleman's skinning knives are very practical designs. The larger of the two has a 4 1/2" blade
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$out of stock
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Small Skinner
This is ideal for small game or any small chores. I've used one for years. 3 1/2" blade.
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$28.00
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