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Description
This knife features an artfully finished blade and an ornate, carved handle. The blade is divided into two sections by a groove running from its base. The upper part has a unique finish which its Russian makers call the "Stone Age" style. The handle is carved from fine wood and contoured for a secure grip. The cast metal pommel is adorned with a stylized manufacturer's monogram and the Tsarist double-headed eagle. The bolster features a protrusion on one side, serving as a finger guard.
Overall Length: 270 mm
Blade Length: 150 mm
Blade Thickness (max): 2.3 mm
Blade Width: 34 mm
Handle Length: 120 mm
Handle: Fine wood
Sheath: Brown leather with decorative embossing
Manufacturer: IP Semina, Russian Federation
