old dive knife sheaths

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Two inch wide nylon webbing, and a hand sewing awl, can make a very good sheath for most knives. Trying to find an original "patent" sheath, i.e. with latches or locks for a specific knife, is rather unlikely. But if you can still find a real shoemaker...they can also stitch up a good leather one easily. Ordinary leather, well oiled, does very nicely.
 
I have used Nylon webbing, conveyor belt material, pieces of fire hose, and stainless steel sheet metal in various combinations for tool and knife sheaths. Pop-Rivets are often easier than sewing. A cobbler/shoe repair shop can sew heavy materials for you.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/teric/

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