On my trade blanket. A mountain man camp knife from heavy old lumber mill saw steel, forged hot thru the copper guard, sealed with pitch glue, the tang is set into a nice deer antler with lots of character, especially on the butt end, the wolf carving by Master Carver Paul Carrico. Not a resin, it is all the original antler. One of kind piece.
- Over all length is 11 inches, razor sharp cutting edge is 5 inches.
- Handle is deer antler with a steer horn spacer and brass brads.
- Knife is held very secure in the deer rawhide over leather sheath. Over wrap is pigskin ( mountain peaks burned in ). Brain tanned fringe and trade beads add to the package. Wolf claw on the sheath is genuine.
- Sharpening strop is included.
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