When a knife comes into the collection with an original sheath it stays with that blade whenever possible. However, when the “original” is gone we create one that will compliment the blade. The new timberwolf sheath is a “hooded” style that covers the hilt of the knife completely. The snakeskin accent and “caspian” shield add a classic look to the frontier sinew hand stitching on this classy belt carry. This l66 “d” western company hunting knife was manufactured in 1980. By that time the camillus knife company had taken over production of the boulder, colorado knife company and had implemented the “lettering” system for dating production of each of their knives. Overview of the knife and custom leather sheath blade face left. Overview of the knife and sheath reversed blade face right. Overview of the l66 inside the new leather sheath. Detail of the western l66 “d” tang stamp. Detail of the handle blade face right. Detail of the handle blade face left. Detail of the full cover on the handle. Overview reversed knife and sheath. Overview of the knife in the sheath reverse side up. Detail of the caspian shield accent on the sheath. This item is made of steel and leather.