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This Dagger by Mitch Jenkins features a mirror polished double-edged blade, .199" blade stock, .922" blade depth, full tapered tang construction with 416 stainless steel guard, red liners, and stag scales with red lines. Comes with a brown leather sheath. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 4.875
Overall Length 9.25
Weight (oz) 6.3
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Has Sheath, Tapered Tang, Full Tang
Blade Material Stainless Steel
Blade Details Dagger
Handle Material Metallic, Horn & Antler
I'm very fortunate to have met Steve Johnson at an early age. He was my Scoutmaster and soon I was sweeping out his shop, and later cutting out blanks and doing some grinding. I made my first knife in my teens with Steve's help and although there have been periods outside the shop like a church mission, college, and grad school I've stayed as close as I could to Steve and knifemaking. I'm also very lucky to be friends with John Young. We all live within a few miles of each other and the help and support I receive from these two great makers certainly helps keep me going. I'm in the shop everyday trying to make the best possible handcrafted working knives after the traditions established by Bob Loveless and Steve Johnson. My knives are bench-made using my hands and my eyes, that’s it. I do my own heat-treatment, and sheath making as well if sole-authorship matter to you. It’s a very special feeling creating something with your hands that has purpose and meaning.
