I picked this up at a pawn shop,really liked how well it is made, I cannot find out much about it though. It seems the maker only made a few of these and I can't find another one quite like this one.(McBURNETTE 1) Anybody seen one before?
Sorry for crappy pics
Thanks,
Kenny

I believe it is from a maker in eagles nest New Mexico. He passed away sometime back. I can't remember his first name.

Thanks, very little info I have found, and none on this particular knife.

I think his first name was Harvey. I have one of his knives here in my shop to make a sheath for that a purveyor left here. Another knife maker came by yesterday and commented on it as he knew him. As for that model knife, who knows maybe google his name and town see where it leads you. Larry.

Pretty cool find. Looks loosely based off the skinner design by Puma (I am sure they weren't the first with it though).

It has the best feel of any of my knives,I think it must be one of a kind, I saw one similar on e-bay,but mine has more detail work. It has never been used or sharpened from the looks of it,the sheath looks brand new also.Guess I may never know the history of it.The sheath has MP stamped in the back,and I guess the owners initials,WK, on the front.

High dollar knife Harvey first name

harvey was his 1st name & most his work was in fancy folders. he was a regular at the dallas gun & knife show in the 70s.--cranky72

Purdy!

Thanks Guys, every bit of info is a help, I bet somebody has one or has seen one on this forum.I will try and get some decent pics to post. I have searched the internet,and found only one similar(on e-bay),like trying to find a needle in the hay stack.