Fosbery
Member
By Stuart Mitchell, Sheffield, England.
British Red 'precision field knife'
- Thread starter Fosbery
- Start date
- Status
By Stuart Mitchell, Sheffield, England.
That's a right purty little knife! Your's, or just showing it off?
Fosbery
Member
Just showing it off. Wish I could make something like that! 
Sistema1927
Member
Are they still allowed to make knives in the UK?
Nice. I want one. How much are they?
Nice. I want one. How much are they?
Fosbery
Member
Blade is 3mm of O1, 4.5" long. Nickel silver fittings and premium desert ironwood scales. Leather sheath.
Stu has a website here:
http://www.stuartmitchellknives.com/
Sadly, it's not exactly complete. His 'range' is not viewable yet but you can see a few examples of his other work and there's an email adress to contact him through for sales. I'm sure he'll send you some pics of his regular work if you ask.
I don't know how much money changed hands, it was made specifically for a customer. But a similar sort of knife (albeit in damascus and buffalo horn):
Was on sale for £220 a while back (about $440), whilst a more everyday field knife (in micarta and O1):
Was on sale for £210 (about $420).
Stu has a website here:
http://www.stuartmitchellknives.com/
Sadly, it's not exactly complete. His 'range' is not viewable yet but you can see a few examples of his other work and there's an email adress to contact him through for sales. I'm sure he'll send you some pics of his regular work if you ask.
I don't know how much money changed hands, it was made specifically for a customer. But a similar sort of knife (albeit in damascus and buffalo horn):
Was on sale for £220 a while back (about $440), whilst a more everyday field knife (in micarta and O1):
Was on sale for £210 (about $420).
Valkman
Member
I like the bolster/guard and the engraved pins on the first one - great workmanship! I don't think I've ever seen that short of a grind before.
- Status
