This hand forged patch knife was made from an old file and given a stone washed finish. The knife features a traditional pewter poured bolster, backed with epoxy, and deer antler handle. This knife is perfect for cutting patches, skinning game, paring food, or any other small knife tasks thrown at it. Designed in the historical method, with materials that were accurate to the 1600s to late 1800s. Razor sharp, and ready for your next reenactment, rendezvous or historical camping trip. Comes with a leather sheath with waxed cotton thread.
Steel: Recycled File
Handle: Deer Antler, Pewter Bolster
Measurements: 7” Overall with a 3 1/2" Blade, and 1/8" Thick Spine.
This hand forged patch knife was made from an old file and given a stone washed finish. The knife features a traditional pewter poured bolster, backed with epoxy, and deer antler handle. This knife is perfect for cutting patches, skinning game, paring food, or any other small knife tasks thrown at it. Designed in the historical method, with materials that were accurate to the 1600s to late 1800s. Razor sharp, and ready for your next reenactment, rendezvous or historical camping trip. Comes with a leather sheath with waxed cotton thread.
Steel: Recycled File
Handle: Deer Antler, Pewter Bolster
Measurements: 7” Overall with a 3 1/2" Blade, and 1/8" Thick Spine.
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