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J Clark Rifleman's belt knives .


These are Josh Clarke's "American Rifleman's knife" which are designed to be a companion knife to his Rifleman's belt axe. It is styled after the knives often carried on the American Frontier from the 1700s through the late 1800s. The blade is light , well balanced with a straight spine. A very capable all around woods knife for Skinning , camp chores or food prep.

This special "Deluxe" model has the addition of a more modern thong tube hole at the back of the handle and upgraded wood. Only a few of these were made during the last year.


The knives are 10.5" over all with 6" blades that are flat ground from US milled #1095 steel , 1/8" thick at the spine. It is ground thin with a hand rubbed satin finish with a flat blade spine and swedge ground tip .They have an industrial grade heat treat at 58 Rockwell. Joshua's deeply stamped "Broadsword" maker's mark is on the blade.

The handle design is the 4.5" long traditional rounded French trade trade style design The scales are AAA Fancy grade book matched Curly Maple in a dark "Flintlock Brown" stain. They are attached with Brownells Acraglass with heavy gauge hand set brass pins and were finished with Josh's blend of Marine grade Spar varnish and Tung oil for a traditional looking, yet weatherproof finish.

One of Josh's shop made Dark Brown Bridle leather sheaths. They are all hand saddle stitched and have a full welt.

I have only the two knives shown below on hand. Given it's size , this a LOT of knife for the money.

The price is $100 plus $10 shipping in CONUS . PayPal or USPS MO preferred as payment. Thanks.







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I’ll take one, jk. Thanks, pm coming.

P.s. have picked up a number of items from jk out of my muzzleloading interests, and they’ve all been top notch, and quite competitively priced at that, so kudos.

I will take the other knife.

I will take the other knife

OK RM it is yours. PM with payment info to follow.

The knives are now all spoken for,

Thanks to all who looked