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Home Products Amber & Oosic Hunter

Amber & Oosic Hunter

by Spencer, Tiny

SKU 3820

Date Added 11/29/2007

# Available This product is out of stock

Price $250.00

Overview

3/16" blade thickness. Nice looking amber and oosic handle. Great look and feel. Blade Steel: Mirror Polished Stainless Steel

Product Details

Blade Length 4.125

Overall Length 9.75

Additional Specs

About the Maker

Spencer, Tiny

Rodger "Tiny" Spencer passed away in 2009. He served in the US Army and was an iron worker on the Alaska pipeline. He also guided wilderness hunts and fishing expeditions in Alaska. He was an accomplished taxidermist and founded the Alaska Wildlife Museum. In 1977, he moved to the Hawaiian islands, where he captained his marlin fishing boat, the Anuenue, for several years. In 1993, he moved to Astoria, Oregon to pursue a knife-making career. His knives have been collected by prominent business, political and entertainment figures throughout the world.