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Rifleman Inserts

D'Holder "Rifleman" Clip Blade

Here is another of my examples of a higher end custom knife produced by D'Alton Holder. The D'Holder "Rifleman" Clip Blade has Maple Burl Handles with Fossilized Manatee Rib and White Amber spacers and Nickel-Silver Guard and Pommel that are beautifully engraved by Bruce Christensen. This hidden tang knife is made from 1/4" ATS-34 Stainless Steel. The mirror polished, hollow ground blade is 8 1/2 inches" long and the overall length of this knife is 13 1/8 inches. The sheath, hand made and hand stamped by D'Alton Holder, is adorned with an Oosic concho with "Berry Beads" and handsomely compliments this beautiful D'Holder knife.

 

 

Mountain Man

D'Holder "Mountain Man" Clip Blade

Here is another of my examples of a higher end custom knife produced by D'Alton Holder. The D'Holder "Mountain Man" Clip Blade has Maple Burl Handles with Fossilized Whale Rib and Brown German Amber spacers and Nickel-Silver Guard and Pommel that are beautifully engraved by Bruce Shaw. This hidden tang knife is made from 1/4" ATS-34 Stainless Steel. The mirror polished, hollow ground blade is 6 inches long and the overall length of this knife is 10 5/8 inches. The sheath, hand made and hand stamped by D'Alton Holder, is adorned with an Oosic concho with "Berry Beads" and handsomely compliments this beautiful D'Holder knife.

 

 

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D'Holder "Plains Man" Clip Blade

Here is another of my examples of a higher end custom knife produced by D'Alton Holder. The D'Holder "Plains Man" Clip Blade has Musk Ox Handles with Oosic and Brown German Amber spacers and Nickel-Silver Guard and Pommel that are beautifully engraved by Darren Reeves. This hidden tang knife is made from 1/4" ATS-34 Stainless Steel. The mirror polished, hollow ground blade is 5 1/8 inches long and the overall length of this knife is 10 inches. The sheath, hand made and hand stamped by D'Alton Holder, is adorned with an Oosic concho with "Berry Beads" and handsomely compliments this beautiful D'Holder knife.

For the story behind the above knives, click on the "3 Knives" page.

 

 

About This Site:

My interest in D'Holder knives was sparked by the overall feel of a D'Holder knife, combined with the "flow" of his knives and the consummate workmanship exhibited in the knife, which speaks to his skill, artistry and craftsmanship. "D" is a true "artisan" (combining the skills of a craftsman with that of an artist), and his knives have a "soul"(for want of a better word) that is readily felt. Perhaps this is because of the "passion & dedication" with which he pursues his knife making?

Over the years I've bought, traded and sold custom knives from many prominent makers, yet, I was seldom able to bring myself to part with any of my D'Holder knives. An avid hunter in my earlier years, I know and appreciate what "a good knife" is, and feels like in the hand.

When holding a D'Holder knife in my hand, I can feel the 'soul' within the knife. Visiting friends and family are more often than not, introduced to my D'Holder collection. During our conversations, the knife is repeatedly picked up and handled by my guests. Often, it is only after I mention it that they realize the attraction is largely because of the "energy" of the knife.

D'Holder knives have the "heft" and "balance", as well as the symmetry, to not only "feel good", but, they also "look good". His knives are works of art, as well as prime examples of premium, present day custom knives.

D'Alton Holder was the first knife maker to use Amber in a knife, the first to put "S" guards on a knife, and his "My Knife" model known world-wide is the most widely recognized custom knife design in the world.

Initially, this web site was to be a place to share and showcase my collection of D'Holder knives. This came about because I had numerous knives that I did not want to be "Safe Queens", and, I had a long, blank wall in my house. I built-in a large (3' high x 7'wide) two shelf horizontal display case into this wall. Of course this became "D" wall, where "D" knives were displayed. This led to my wondering if "D Knife Place" might be available as a web site name (and, it was!), so we now have this site ("D" Knife Place) showcasing "D" knives from "D" wall.

Now, I have expanded the site by adding hopefully useful information and photographs about the maker and his knives, and, by choosing to sell a few from my collection from time-to-time to make room for newer knives constantly being added to my collection. This concept will continue to be expanded upon.

The gallery knives will continue to be rotated on a regular basis, and the knives for sale will be updated from time-to-time. Of course, all of my knives may be for sale, so if there is one that you are especially interested in, or, you are seeking a certain knife, please contact me.

I am a serious D'Holder Knife collector and I buy, trade and sell D'Holder Knives. I have bought, sold, or traded knives to/from: U.S.A., Australia, Germany, Italy, France, Sweden, Japan, Korea, Tiawan, Spain and of course, Canada.

If you have images of a D'Holder knife that you would like share, or, if you have questions about D'Holder knives, please feel free contact me.

I hope you enjoy this web site,

Del

 

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