Hen and Rooster High Carbon Steel Scrimshaw Carbon Steel 4 Blade Congress Folder 3 1/2 " Closed
Product Description
With Leather Belt Sheath and Felt Storage Pouch
"The very least you can do in your life is to figure out what you hope for. And the most you can do is live inside that hope."The well-known Bertram firm established the Hen and Rooster Knife Company in Solingen, Germany in 1864. Their quality and attention to detail took the knife world by storm. The firm has changed hands a number of times, but the Hen and Rooster name retains the repect of knife collectors the world over.
Our Hen and Rooster Congress has four blades made with high carbon steel for easy sharpening: two-2 inch highly useful sheepsfoot blades, a smaller, 1 3/4 inch slightly modified cut-off sheepsfoot blade, and a 1 3/4 inch pen blade. this useful knife has Nickel Silver bolsters and a brass liner. It is 3 1/2 inches closed.
Shown with Peach Crystalline Fossil Walrus Ivory (with a little bark edge to boot!) An altogether gorgeous heirloom knife anyone would be proud to carry and/or collect.
Choose your preferred type and color Fossil Ivory at no extra cost - And personalized with up to 8 initials.
Comes with a leather belt sheath that fits unobtrusively anywhere along your belt and a felt storage pouch.
As an added option, we will scrimshaw an etching of your favorite scene, pet, a ship of your choice, or your own boat (sail or power)on one side - Just email or snailmail us a picture.
Please note: scrimshaw theme and personalizations not available on Dark Brown Mammoth Ivory.
Scrimshaw Etching Options
These are our regular Scrimshaw Design Etchings. In addition to these designs, as an added option, you may send us a picture of your choice for a commission price quote.
Fossil Ivory Color Charts
Below are the available colors of our fossil ivories. Our high quality fossilized ivories have been reclaimed from the ground after sharing the earth for up to 30 millennia! Even after all this time, Fossil Ivory remains warm and sensuous organic ivory; it is not petrified. It has developed its beautiful colors by taking up minerals from the earth and these colors are impossible to match in any contemporary ivories by modern processes.
