This is a 1972 BUCK 104 U. INVERTED TANG STAMP TWINSET with a BUCK 103 SKINNER and a BUCK 102 WOODSMAN fixed blade knives. There are four brown spacers on each knife. The knives come in a black leather BUCK … Continued
RUANA KNIFE CUSTOM FINN MODEL 27C HUNTING , SKINNER, (M) STAMP. Has been carried; has slight hone marks on edge (see photo); sheath shows some signs of wear. Massive knife; 10 1/2 inches overall. The item “R. H. RUANA KNIFE … Continued
“Rudy” Ruana Custom Handmade Model 28C Skinner Knife with Sheath. Stag handle scales, solid aluminum one-piece combined pommel, spine, and bolster, carbon steel blade. One side of the handle bolster is stamped R. RUANA – Bonner – Montana. The blade … Continued
Ruana M stamped deluxe skinner knife (model 20 B), 6 blade, 11 overall. Comes with sheath and sharpening stone. Made in the U. The item “R. H. Ruana knife M stamped deluxe skinner w sharpening stone & original sheath” is … Continued
Original “M” stamped Ruana hunting knife with original sheath. About 60 years old from the master himself. This is a used knife that is in excellent condition. It shows it’s age without cracks or other flaws. It has not been … Continued
The OAL is 7-5/8 with a 3-7/8″ hollow ground hi-carbon spring steel blade length, showing a few light scratches & a few spots of peppering, it has a one piece cast aluminum handle with Montana Elk Horn inserts secured by … Continued
Ruana Deluxe Model 20A “M” Stamp Skinner. The OAL is 10-3/4 with a 6″ saber / hollow ground slightly upswept hi-carbon spring steel blade with a small blood groove on either side and has a notched thumb rest, blade is … Continued
His is a gorgeous Vintage unused R. RUANA 13A – Bullwhip Signed & Stamped Skinner with original tight stitched & riveted belt sheath. The blade is factory sharpens only. Showing the original grind line and is 3-7/8″ long and the … Continued
I bought this R. Ruana skinner knife at a gun shop a couple of decades ago. From what little I’ve researched, this knife was made by Rudy, himself, from a Studebaker leaf spring (his preferred steel until they ran out … Continued