Longhunters Knife & Makers Mark

[Beaverman2]

I recently acquired this 14" Longhunters knife in a trade for a bag I made and I'm trying to ID the maker of this by the touch mark, any help is appreciated, thanks, Jim

 

[BLoar]

Try going to the Contemporary Longrifle Association group on FB, you might get more info

 

[Beaverman2]

Try going to the Contemporary Longrifle Association group on FB, you might get more info

Thanks for the tip but I don't do FB

 

[BLoar]

Thanks for the tip but I don't do FB

I understand, perhaps maybe their official website could point you in the right direction. Wish I could help further. Good luck

 

[necchi]

Thanks for the tip but I don't do FB

Then you have denied yourself and lost an available resource.
It's the 21st Century.
p.s. the touch mark is the capitol letter D stamp, a stamp that can be found in about a gazillion places, like FB market place, Craigslist, amazon and eBay, good luck with your search.

 

[Beaverman2]

Then you have denied yourself and lost an available resource.
It's the 21st Century.
p.s. the touch mark is the capitol letter D stamp, a stamp that can be found in about a gazillion places, like FB market place, Craigslist, amazon and eBay, good luck with your search.

after the last social infection of my late PC by following pages on FB, it was the last time, thus screw FB

 

[necchi]

Yeah, well viral infection is possible,, here's a hint,, don't click those link's,, use trusted scanning tools daily.
Again, it's the 21st century.
Good luck with your quest for the makers mark, "capitol letter D stamp."

 

[Beaverman2]

Yeah, well viral infection is possible,, here's a hint,, don't click those link's,, use trusted scanning tools daily.
Again, it's the 21st century.
Good luck with your quest for the makers mark, "capitol letter D stamp."

Yep, heres another hint, stay off FB

 

[skwerleater]

Beaverman2,
There was a guy who made hand forged knives and hawks. He used to post them for sale on a now defunct 18th century site about 12-15 years ago. His name was Jeff Davis and he stamped his wares with a JD, or with just a D. The stamps changed a few times. I had several of his pieces. That knife of yours looks like his stuff.

 

[Beaverman2]

Beaverman2,
There was a guy who made hand forged knives and hawks. He used to post them for sale on a now defunct 18th century site about 12-15 years ago. His name was Jeff Davis and he stamped his wares with a JD, or with just a D. The stamps changed a few times. I had several of his pieces. That knife of yours looks like his stuff.

Thanks for the info, do you know where he was located?

 

[skwerleater]

Back then I knew where he was from from his return address on the knives I bought from him. I did not save any of that info and I don’t remember where he said he was from. Sorry, it’s been a long time.

 

[Beaverman2]

Back then I knew where he was from from his return address on the knives I bought from him. I did not save any of that info and I don’t remember where he said he was from. Sorry, it’s been a long time.

Thanks