Colonel Coon #3L Mountain Man - Buffalo Horn Handles - Made by Queen Cutlery

Buffalo Horn handles - Blade slightly off center - good snap, good lock up - backspring sits low in closed position

Moore Maker Large Sodbuster 5103 Single Bladed Folding Knife - Buffalo Horn handles - Blade has no wobble, good snap - Made by Queen Cutlery - 4-5/8" long when shut

Buffalo Horn Handles - Clip blade swedge grind on mark side has a small grind imperfection - no wobble, great half stop, good snap - blade centering is off to the mark side - small gap between liner a

Moore Maker 5202 Trapper - Buffalo Horn Handles - Good Snap - No Wobble - Gap in liner and backspring - Blades are Centered - Brass Centerpin with Nickel Silver Scale Pins - Eyes are shown from the pi

Buffalo Horn handles, horn has cracks near the pins on mark side - good snap, no wobble - perfect functioning knife but the fit and finish isn't as good as it should be - 2016 - Made by Queen Cutlery

Queen Cutlery #3L Mountain Man Lockback Folding Knife - Red Micarta Handles - Blade sits a bit low in frame, centered nicely - Blade etch is Queen Cutlery #3L on one side and Factory Sample on the oth

Black Micarta Handles - blade off center towards mark side - pocket clip - Q shield placement is not where productions went - light play front to back and side to side, but great snap - gaps between l

Jigged Delrin Handles - medium q shield near bottom of the knife - eyes showing on the bolster - centered well, good snap - front to back and some side to side play in open position - gap in liner/spr

Maroon Micarta Handles - Pocket clip on backside, pocket clip holes drilled on mark side and was filled with putty - blade is centered, opens and locks well, good snap

Bonestag Handles - Big Q stamp - Etched EDC on the back which indicates it was a Second - Gaps at backspring and liners - Slight front to back play when open, but par for the course on this Pattern -

Birdseye Maple Burl - Blade centered slightly towards mark side - big embossed Q shield - gap between liner/backspring - light play when open, smooth action, good snap - eyes can be seen in the bolste

Includes: -(5) Queen Cutlery knives: 1 of 100 #01 Traditional Pocket, #29 jack knife, (2) 3L Mountain Man, Schatt & Morgan Reversed Peanut -(1) Utica Cutlery Co: Trapper Largest: 3.75 In blade Con

Buffalo Horn Handles - slight gap at backspring/liner - Blade centered nicely - no wobble, good snap - Bolsters appear to be overground and you can see eyes from the pins

Buffalo Horn handles - very light wobble, good snap, slightly off center clip blade - gap between liner/backspring - D2 Steel - 3-3/8" long when shut - pile side handle does have a light crack at the

Rams Horn Handles - great snap, good lockup - blades sit proud - well built durable knife - Made by Queen Cutlery

Rams Horn, horn has shrunk/warped a bit and has come free from the handle a bit, needs epoxy - would make a great every day carry or user knife - 8" long overall - Made by Queen Cutlery

Blade Length: 2 3/4 inches Frame Length: 3 5/8 inches Blade Steel: ATS-34

Blade Length: 2 1/4 inches Handle Length: 3 1/4 inches<

A Tlingit horn feast ladle Finely crafted from mountain sheep horn, with graceful curve and restrained embellishment, the grooved handle opening to a wide bowl with a slightly raised rim, the tip corr

Cutlery set in the drawer, 19th/20th Century; Moscow; silver, 15.5 x 51 x 42.5 cm; silversmith's marks on the handle: city mark, hallmark made by 'IL' (written in Cyrillic) - Ivan Sergeyevich Lebedkin

Monumental Set of (12) "Man of The Mountain" Style Mahogany Dinning Chairs. Upper crest of the chairs are carved with foliage, flowers, acanthus leaves and acanthus carved spindle handle. Just below t

Made for three short years between 1925-28, this is a 3:1 multiplying 250 yd. Salmon reel with offset handle position, screw on "S" handle, 3 1/8" diameter with seven position drag. Screws and metal c

Plains Man's Buffalo Robe, c. mid-19th century, decorated with a large feather bonnet or sunburst design using red, black, and white (sizing) pigments, (pigment loss, and minor holes in hide), size ap

Frederic Remington (1861-1909), &#34;Mountain Man&#34;, recast bronze on marble base, signed, 10&#34;h x 6&#34;w x 6&#34;d Frederic Remington was an American painter, illustrator, and sculptor who sp