SCABBARDS

I make both military pattern and commercial/civilian scabbards.

Have a look at a few of the scabbard options available, by clicking on the various hotlinks at the side of the page or by using the search-bar.

As a collector I have quite an extensive library of knife reference books, which I am constantly adding to,
so I'm happy to discuss other scabbard designs that you may require that may not be listed here, yet.

Down-time away from the then-inaccessible website (& workbench to some lesser extent)
has seen me add to the reference book collection as well as the cutlery collection in several areas that had previously eluded me;
the more sources to hand, the better the end result.

RECENT RELEASES/ NEW PROJECTS

U.S.M.C. Marine "Force Raider" Stiletto scabbard

Repro's of most the commonly seen versions are now available.

Or, for the more salty collector, what about a U.S. Navy V-42 scabbard, as issued on the U.S.S. Omaha?

Very similar to the above scabbard, but with the name of the ship & a some other additional lettering added.

Watch this space for updates

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Gerber Mark II

Several variants of the VietNam era scabbards exist, and luckily, I have access to, or own, several such examples
(most options as per the original factory scabbards will be available) -
and if people thought my M6 scabbards were good, they will lose it when they see the Gerber scabbards!
Put another way, I spent around 3 decades so far on the M3 knife/M6 scabbard project, as I really like the design of both:
I love the Gerber II knives - this minor difference will be beyond obvious in the end results.....

 Watch this space for updates

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Randall Made Knives

Byrd, Johnson & Moore type scabbards

Mainly for the Randall Fighter (the Model 1 in modern parlance), but also for the post-WW2/VietNam era knives.
I have made a few of these scabbards for specialist UK collectors; Johnson rough-back, anyone??
....as well as a few Randall owners who needed a more modern scabbard with some design features on it that were not a factory option

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John Ek

WW2 pattern knife scabbards.
Simple scabbards for a very simple, yet effective knife design.

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Also...modern working/practical scabbards for the Gerber II, Ek stiletto & similar military knives

100% handmade for real world conditions