Information on JL Stewart knife

[Pam]

Hello from Virginia. I recently purchased a knife made by JL Stewart for a friend's birthday.   I would like to know more about the artist, and value of the work.  Thank you. Pam

[ThomasPowers]

Perhaps a knife forum?

[Steve Sells]

I dont think he is a member here

[ThomasPowers]

Not listed over at the ABS site under JS or MS. I believe I rn across a mention of him being on the West Coast.

I notice that his website www.jlstewartknives.com/ is no longer functional.

[Irondragon Forge ClayWorks]

I found this. It's a place to start researching. BTW: Welcome to IFI Pam, you might want to read this to get the best out of the forum. READ THIS FIRST

 

[ThomasPowers]

I figured that was the hit that led here in the first place.

[Jesse Stewart]

No my father James Stewart isnt a member. He isn't a computer literate. Sorry for the inconvenience. 

[EAxton]

I purchased a JL Stewart knife many years ago at a street fair in Port Townsend WA. It is an unusual forged carbon steel blade that folds into a stag antler handle with a gorgeous finished turquoise stone imbedded into the base of the stag horn handle. I’m hoping that Mr. Stewart reads this as there was a sheath available for  this knife that I somehow overlooked and failed to buy, I am desirous in obtaining it also. The knife is a beautiful piece of original  artwork and is a keepsake.

Edited July 6, 2021 by EAxton
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