It's a 1940's thrower Rob.... sort of cool huh?

That's a NICE lot and the oldest thrower I've seen. Looks like a worthwhile trip for sure.

Can u say J A C K P O T ...

Mitchell & Duke,

Awesome get; like Scott said JACKPOT!!!

Tom Flynn

Interesting that a thrower had a hone pocket.

It’s a Southern Saddlery model 2-7 sheath. Period correct and possibly original. It’s been with the knife a long time.

Edit.... it was pointed out that SS did not make model #2 sheaths, and this is probably a model #1 sheath.

I spoke to Mitchell about this, and Southern Saddlery never made a #2 sheath specifically, only model 1 sheaths, as is the one being discussed.

As the sheaths got shorter, the natural curve was reduced to where it resembled a sheath that had straight edges, but if you look closely, the very slight curvature is there.

Very nice rehandle...

Very nice , Joe... Dan

I have a #14 Attack and a #2 both with black micarta handles, both bought at the large Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms show in Tulsa Oklahoma USA on a Sunday around 40 years ago.
When i first on Saturday talked to the dealer his prices were to me then out of this world $175 each, so i left but returned the next day late before the show closed Sunday, again i talked to the dealer who was packing up, he said kid you want the Randalls give me $300 cash and they are yours.
Really glad i had the $300 dollars that Sunday.