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This Hatchet by Master Smith Al Pendray features a satin finished blade and shaft, 2.5" cutting edge, 3.5" from edge to poll. The handle is stacked leather witha brass butt. Comes with a brown leather belt sheath that was made by Wayne Goddard. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 2.5
Overall Length 13
Weight (oz) 15.7
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Has Sheath, Hidden Tang
Blade Material 52100
Blade Details Axe
Handle Material Metallic, Leather & Skins
Working out of a small blacksmithing shop in Williston, Florida, Al Pendray (1937 - 2017) pushed the limits of metallurgy. In the course of a 50-year career as a farrier, Al Pendray shod, by his estimation, some 250,000 horses. Among those were five winners of the Kentucky Derby, and several dozen others that placed in a Triple Crown race. During that time, Pendray parlayed his skills at the anvil into a side career as a custom knifemaker, eventually earning the hard-won title of Master Bladesmith. Armed with those skills, and many years of patient tinkering, failure, and still more tinkering, Pendray started making tiny breakthroughs in an extremely elusive quest: to become the first man in the modern world to recreate Persia’s long-lost method of making steel called “Wootz.” Inducted into the ABS Bladesmithing Hall of Fame in 2003.
