Traditional Wood Handle Pocket Knife - Reenactment, Rendezvous, Primitive Hunt

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Traditional Wood Handle Pocket Knife - Reenactment, Rendezvous, Primitive Hunting
Although the pocket folding knife has been around for millennia in various forms, it was not until the first quarter of the 17th century that they began to be mass produced in Europe. Once they began to be produced in quantity, however, and at low cost, their popularity exploded. Variously known as pocket knives, jack knives, or pen knives - because they were used to sharpen quills for writing - these small knives quickly became a part of the common man's everyday kit.
Our Traditional Wood Handle Pocket Knife is an accurate reproduction of a common pocket knife that was developed in the early 1700s and remained popular through the late 1800s. Constructed with a rounded wood handle It is an indispensable accessory in the field, on the hunt, or around camp.