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Get it between 2025-01-06 to 2025-01-13. Additional 3 business days for provincial shipping.
COLLECTIBLE QUALITY: The small fixed blade camping knife is not just a practical tool but a piece of archaeological craftsmanship worth collecting. The unique appearance of this full tang knife with sheath captivates both collectors and enthusiasts.
FIRM HANDLE: The grained walnut handle is a blend of aesthetics and ergonomics providing a comfortable and secure grip, enhancing this full tang bushcraft knife’s ease of use. This fixed knife’s overall design makes it highly functional and easy to wield.
HANDCRAFTED WELTED LEATHER SHEATH: Handcrafted with attention to detail with a simple aesthetic, the sheath of this Condor knife facilitates safe and convenient carrying during activities, effectively protecting the sharp blade from accidental exposure.
POCKET SIZED: This pocket full tang knife with a simple and sleek finish is prized for its portability and is ready to use for emergencies and outdoor activities. This is also cost-effective and can potentially be used for self defense when necessary.
VERSATILITY: The full flat grind with second bevel is a deliberate design choice that makes this bush knife excels at tasks such as hunting, hiking, camping for cutting rope and food preparation, and it's essential for survival and bushcraft activities.
In London, an excavation of one of the "Lost River" beds deep underground revealed a significant archaeological find: a treasure trove of artifacts from the Roman Empire. Among these discoveries was the Lost Roman Knife, inspired by an iron knife unearthed during the dig. This updated version of this fixed blade knife with sheath features modern materials, including a 3.0 mm thick 1075 carbon steel blade and an overall length of 9.7 inches, while still honoring the original with a 4.9-inch full tang blade and a walnut handle reminiscent of its ancient counterpart from the 1st century A.D. A testament to history, this knife is a prized possession for any outdoors enthusiast.