Original Norwegian 19th Century Hunting Knife with Carved Horn Grip Japanese Helmets After the end of the

After the end of the war in Europe

It became increasingly popular in Europe and large numbers of shotguns and revolvers (often called Lefaucheux guns after their inventor whoever the maker was)

with production starting in 1832

The grip is excellent and while the scabbard is dent free

During an interview before Monday evening's Veterans Day program at the Ottway Ruritan Club

Original Norwegian 19th Century Hunting Knife with Carved Horn Grip Japanese Helmets After the end of theOriginal Item: One of a kind. Traditional Norwegian Hunting Knives have always been things of beauty and highly desired, the style dating back hundreds of years. This example is possibly the very best specimen we've ever seen. Single edge 4. 5 blade with slight bowie point mounted into a spectacular intricately hand carved stag horn grip with negative space. The scene portrays huntsmen with antique rifles hunting both deer and bear amid scroll