Lewis & Clark Belt Knife, 5-1/2" blade, replica 1750 - 1790 era Trade Knife, made in the U.S.A.

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Lewis & Clark Belt Knife,
5-1/2" blade,
replica 1750 - 1790 era Trade Knife,
made in the U.S.A.

Part Number:	KNIFE-LEWIS
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Price:	$57.50
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This knife is a copy of a belt knife used on the Lewis & Clark expedition. The knife is 9" in length, with a 5-3/8" long, 13/16" wide blade. The top 2" of the blade is filed with a false edge. The 1095 hi carbon steel blade is 1/16" thick, etched much like a damascus steel blade, except the steel forms a random pattern.

The 3-7/8" long handle is made of nicely finished maple scales, secured with four brass cutler's pins. The bottom of the handle is drilled for adding a leather wrist strap. Each knife will vary slightly. Made in the U.S.A. We recommend our belt sheath #SHEATH-LEWIS for this knife.

Same day shipment, when you click ADD TO CART and complete shopping cart check out. Inspect the item, return it for same day refund if not delighted. You will be pleased with your choice. You pay postage, your only risk.

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