A John Cohea Knife and Sheath

[KidTerico]

My good friend and artist John Cohea made my son and I some knifes. Tha dagger is mine and the other my sons. My son shot a deer and sent John the piece of antler and John was kind enough to use it on the knife. KT

[Arizona Cattleman]

  Terry, those are beautifull..........John does top notch work.

AC

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

  John's an artist at the highest level, beautiful work all around, it looks a hundred and fifty years old, thanks for sharing this KT.


          tEN wOLVES 

[KidTerico]

Thanks AC good to see you posting. Thanks TW ..KT

[Biscuit Joe]

Holly Molly!!
That is a no doubt about it beautiful bit of work !!

I have a question.
I've seen this many times, and have always wondered why is the sheaf on an Indian era knife so much larger than the blade of the knife?
Does it have something to do with the material the sheaf is mad from?
Thanks
Biscuit Joe

[GunClick Rick]

More room for more beadwork,and things hangin from it..Injuns is like that

[GunClick Rick]

My good friend and artist John Cohea made my son and I some knifes. Tha dagger is mine and the other my sons. My son shot a deer and sent John the piece of antler and John was kind enough to use it on the knife. KT

Dang!!!!! Say hi to John ,very nice what he did with your sons antler piece,that's aierloom stuff man! Stunning boy!

[Marshal Will Wingam]

KT, those are beautiful. I would be hard pressed to choose which one I like better. John did a fine job on those knives and the sheaths are a good compliment.

[John M Cohea]

Thanks guys!Glad you like these KT! One thing worth mentioning, the dagger is one of two knives I used in the filming of my second video,"Advanced Rawhide Sheathmaking", due out in April!

[Marshal Will Wingam]

That's cool, John. Both knives are excellent pieces and would be good examples for your video.