Bonifacio knife?

Pendita65 · 13th August 2024, 09:35 PM

I guess you can glue inside where the gap is, an sleeve from leather that you glue with wheat starch, you need to make the new leather a bit thinner and slide it inside, it might be handy to have a piece of wood modelled after the sheath inside so you can use a folding bone to press the old and the new leather together against the wood and then let it dry. After gluing i would use a special leather reviver, from a restorationmaterials supplier for book restoration.

Good luck with it.

regards, Martin

13th August 2024, 09:35 PM	#7
Pendita65 Member Join Date: Feb 2023 Location: Amsterdam Posts: 99	I guess you can glue inside where the gap is, an sleeve from leather that you glue with wheat starch, you need to make the new leather a bit thinner and slide it inside, it might be handy to have a piece of wood modelled after the sheath inside so you can use a folding bone to press the old and the new leather together against the wood and then let it dry. After gluing i would use a special leather reviver, from a restorationmaterials supplier for book restoration. Good luck with it. regards, Martin