Walrus Ivory Eskimo Artifact Knife Style:Walrus Ivory Fossil Knife homesteaders along the Rocky Mountains

homesteaders along the Rocky Mountains staked out new land by planting juniper (cedar) fence posts around their property strung with barbed wire to contain cattle

• 2 x 2 rib fabric

5" wide across the body

A must-have for any avid fly fisherman

And the archival quality is out of this world (think century plus)

Walrus Ivory Eskimo Artifact Knife Style:Walrus Ivory Fossil Knife homesteaders along the Rocky MountainsIvory Jacks exclusive Alaskan Upswept collection, James Behring made fixed blade knives, features made in the US hand forged 01 tool anodized steel, copper accents, and a genuine fossil walrus ivory eskimo artifact handle. This exclusive collection is featured in the July 2020 military issue of Blade Magazine. Our artifact harpoon heads are found by Siberian Yupik inhabitants of Saint Lawrence Island, Alaska and were originally used for whaling. Each