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As it says, parsons isn’t taking any work, already has tried. Wantin a double pouch, leather not plastic. Thanks

Ken honeycutt.

Ive got a Winston set that Ken made a double knife sheath for.

Lemme see if i can find a pic..

No fancy tooling, but nicely done.

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Copy and thank you guys, got a couple twins I’d like a double pouch made up

Larry Parson is my go to leather maker

Hate to hear parsons isn't taking any new work.

I have a Dowell I wanted him to make a wet molded sheath for.

Curious to see what you come up with Jud

I’ve been impressed with Ken Honeycutt




Jeff Baker does some nice leather work too

Tagged. I have an old Marbles we found at great grandpa's last winter while doing a little cleaning.

Too bad it looks like somebody got carried away on a stone or wheel.

Messaged a few, Honeycutt was the only one who responded, I like his work so I’ll go with him. Thanks gents.

Good thread Jud and some darn good looking photo examples!

Ken makes a hell of a knife to boot.

Never owned one but sure looks like it Dave

Got a couple from him.

He has great mentors…. ( Winston and Ingram)

With Gene slowing down, Ken is prolly the next best thing. IMO.

For that style knife.

Ken Honeycutt Model 41







Honeycutt "Dorado"







Left, Model 50
Right, Model 25
Middle, Model 16







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GWB

Those are dandy’s GWB!

I think that Chuck Burrows passed away 5 or 6 years ago. Sandy Morrissey went out of his way to teach me a few things about leather working about 18 or 19 years ago. Great Guy and sheath maker! Sandy has got to be in his upper 90's if he is still kicking and I heard several years ago that he wasn't doing custom orders anymore. It wouldn't surprise me a bit though if he wasn't still working.