Early and Remarkable! Hand carved Copper Wire-Wrapped Fiddlehead Crooked Knife * 91254U - AS OF JUNE 28

$ 895.00
  • Early and Remarkable! Hand carved Copper Wire-Wrapped Fiddlehead Crooked Knife - 91254U

Early and Remarkable! Hand carved Copper Wire-Wrapped Fiddlehead Crooked Knife * 91254U - AS OF JUNE 28

$ 895.00
Item #: 91254U

Beautifully detailed handle. 3 1/2 inch blade. 10 1/2 inches overall. Minor spot of checking on back of handle. This piece came from Machias, Maine, the center of early logging and Micmac & Passamoquoddy tribes. These knives were generally made by Native Americans and used by loggers as one hand drawshaves for axe handles, etc.

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Early and Remarkable! Hand carved Copper Wire-Wrapped Fiddlehead Crooked Knife - 91254U
Early and Remarkable! Hand carved Copper Wire-Wrapped Fiddlehead Crooked Knife - 91254U
Early and Remarkable! Hand carved Copper Wire-Wrapped Fiddlehead Crooked Knife - 91254U
Early and Remarkable! Hand carved Copper Wire-Wrapped Fiddlehead Crooked Knife - 91254U
Early and Remarkable! Hand carved Copper Wire-Wrapped Fiddlehead Crooked Knife - 91254U
Early and Remarkable! Hand carved Copper Wire-Wrapped Fiddlehead Crooked Knife - 91254U
Early and Remarkable! Hand carved Copper Wire-Wrapped Fiddlehead Crooked Knife - 91254U

Beautifully detailed handle. 3 1/2 inch blade. 10 1/2 inches overall. Minor spot of checking on back of handle. This piece came from Machias, Maine, the center of early logging and Micmac & Passamoquoddy tribes. These knives were generally made by Native Americans and used by loggers as one hand drawshaves for axe handles, etc.