Elegant Badalassi Carlo leather Sheath for 110 Buck folding hunter Knife or Similar Folding Knives, leather knife case, everyday carry knife
The Leather used is Nemesis Vegetable Tanned Leather comes from the Badalassi Carlo Tannery in Tuscany, Italy. They are well known for their traditional methods of vegetable tanning with tree barks that go back 100's of years. This veg tan leather is their top grade, it is full grain and has a nice supple feel with a small amount of firmness. This leather has a beautiful rustic dyed finish with a varying small and smooth grain. This leather article has a beautiful vintage depth to the leather color.
Leather Sheath for Buck Ranger Knife or Similar Folding Knives. It's fairly universal and will fit other knives in a similar size.
Why waste precious pocket space with a pocket knife that you have to dig for? The pancake sheath allows you to weave your belt into the sheath while keeping it in an easy-access location. The belt applies natural tension to keep the knife secure.
Sheath for the 110 Buck Folding Hunter Knife or Similar Folding Knives
Dimension: 9" x 2 1/8"
The leather used: Badalassi Carlo leather. 
✤ Premium full-grain 6/8 oz 'natural' vegetable-tanned Badalassi Carlo leather
✤ 1 3/4" x 3/8" belt slots
✤ Hand-stitched with military parachute-grade thread
✤ Hand-burnished leather Edge
✤ Great design for travel or for everyday use
✤ Very strong construction, this will stay with you for a lifetime
✤ Looks nice and so easy to carry by Men & Women (Unisex)
✤ This is a great gift and it can put a smile on faces
✤ You will love it because it's compact and not bulky
✤ Occasion / Usage: Gift, Pancake knife sheath, Knife Sheath
✤ Handmade in Quebec Canada
The most I really enjoy most about leather are the:
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► The way it looks for me is completely different from the way it looks for you a year or years from now
► Take a wallet, a belt, or a bag, how we use it and how affects the way it looks and the way it feels in the future
► The leather may come from the exact same hide, it may come from the exact same tannery, it's the user that really determines the output and how it looks in the future.
► Every scratch, every dent, every scuff you have in your leather over the next 20 years using that wallet or that book cover, or that belt, tells a story.
► You look back at that wallet, that book cover, that belt and you handed over to your kids one day, you say I remember when scuff happened, I remember when that coffee mug made that stain on that book cover. I mean that's what leather is all about. It tells a story a very unique and personal story based on the user.