Bowie knife wood size brass

The typical Bowie dates back to working knives from the time of the legendary Wild West around 1800.
The name comes from James Bowie, a pioneer and soldier in Texas.
He made this knife shape famous through his legendary fight on the sandbar.
Typical features include a duck-bill shaped blade and a robust, often S-shaped guard.
The blade made of stainless molybdenum-vanadium steel runs as a round tang to the end of the handle and is screwed there.
The handle scales are made of pakkawood and have pronounced finger grooves for a good grip, the guard and the end knob are made of brass.
With high-quality leather sheath.

Blade length 180 mm
Total length 300 mm