Hudson Bay knife

[Stoker]

The knife fron the royal ontario museum...

[Stoker]

try again

[bubby]

my thrower  has thick leather for the scales

[Stoker]

my thrower  has thick leather for the scales

That's a interesting idea.. Glued and pinned? Can you show a pic?
Thanks Leroy

[bubby]

i'll dig it out

[BOWMAN53]

thats a pretty good idea.

[stickbender]

In the words of Stacey keach, "If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball!"  Hmmm, they are calling it a "Flensing Knife.  The flensing knife I am familiar with is the one on a pole, and looks like an yard edger, or ULU, but RAZOR sharp, and used to slice whales, on whaling ships.



                                                                               Wayne

[JW_Halverson]

In the words of Stacey keach, "If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball!"  Hmmm, they are calling it a "Flensing Knife.  The flensing knife I am familiar with is the one on a pole, and looks like an yard edger, or ULU, but RAZOR sharp, and used to slice whales, on whaling ships.



                                                                               Wayne

Wrong, it was Rip Torn.   

[Stoker]

In the words of Stacey keach, "If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball!"  Hmmm, they are calling it a "Flensing Knife.  The flensing knife I am familiar with is the one on a pole, and looks like an yard edger, or ULU, but RAZOR sharp, and used to slice whales, on whaling ships.






                                                                               Wayne

It was from Baffin island.. Where the native tribes did whaling and probaly still do...
Thanks Leroy