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Named for its designer, Colonel Jim Bowie — who came to prominence during the Battle of the Alamo — the Bowie Knife (or "American Toothpick") was widely used from the 1830s through the end of the 19th century.
A replica of the famous weapon, this early American Bowie knife features a clip-point blade (constructed of polished carbon steel), a wooden handle with a brass pommel, and a brown leather sheath with brass fittings. Measures approximately 16" in total length with a 10" blade.
A replica of the famous weapon, this early American Bowie knife features a clip-point blade (constructed of polished carbon steel), a wooden handle with a brass pommel, and a brown leather sheath with brass fittings. Measures approximately 16" in total length with a 10" blade.
