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Original price $325.00
Price $245.00
This 18th Century Rifleman or Butcher Style Knife by Riverborn Knives features a hand forged blade with antiqued finish, .165" blade stock and 1.449" blade depth, full tang construction. The handle has pewter bolsters, tiger striped maple scales with hand peened copper pins. Comes with a brown leather sheath. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 7.25
Overall Length 11.875
Weight (oz) 9.2
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Full Tang, Has Sheath
Blade Material 1095
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Wood, Metallic
"We make custom fixed blade knives for 18th and 19th century reenactors. We are a father-son team of bladesmiths who craft blades side-by-side. Robert Insco (the father), built his first log cabin at the age of 12, with a hatchet he forged himself. Tanner Insco (the son): Started making knives via stock removal method in 2016 and eventualy evolved into bladesmithing in 2019. He creates hard working knives that are not scared of geting dirty or scrached. He started out making modern knives and over time, and persuasion from bladesmithing friends, switched to the Woodbury and 18th century styling."
