Windlass Early Design Primitive Bowie Knife

Bowie knives constitute some of the most widely-used large-edged blades in various scenarios. While contemporary Bowie knives are significant in size, their early and initial iterations were nearly double the current size. The product in question is a replica of an early Bowie knife design extensively employed throughout the southern United States.

The knife boasts a recurved and broad blade, forged from 1080 steel, renowned for its sturdiness and potency due to its high carbon content. The handle is crafted from natural hardwood, with fittings comprised of brass, displaying a golden-like hue. The blade is flat, featuring a recurve near the tip to enhance its penetrative brute force, and comes with a strip across its spine to snag an opponent's blade. This vintage Bowie knife is fully functional, suitable for actual cutting.