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Belt or Bag Knife with Pewter Inlay by Ian Pratt
While not patterned after a particular original, this unique knife exhibits characteristics similar to early knives with lead or pewter inlay. The blade is hand forged from file steel. It retains evidence of the file's teeth on the sides and spine and shows some light remnants of hammer and drawfiling marks on it's surface. The poured pewter bolster decoration and butt cap are locked to the antler handle by channels that allow the pewter to flow through the handle. Blade is 5 3/4" long, knife is approx. 10" long overall.
Hunting Pouch by Maryellen Pratt with an Art DeCamp Powder Horn
Calfhide double pouch by Maryellen Pratt, Philadelphia screw tip horn by Art Decamp, knife and small accoutrements by Ian Pratt.
Ian Pratt Knives
drop point knife with the elk antler handle
This rifleman's knife features primitive styling and a well used overall appearance . Nicely slim with a carefully tempered, hand forged 7" long spring steel blade, a rustic poured pewter collar, and a whitetail crown end antler handle. Just under 11 1/2" over all length.
Ian Pratt Knife with Maryellen Pratt Sheath
