CONFEDERATE D GUARD BOWIE SWORD AMERICAN CIVIL WAR STYLE EDC COMBAT BUSHCRAFT for Sale

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CONFEDERATE D GUARD BOWIE SWORD AMERICAN CIVIL WAR STYLE EDC COMBAT BUSHCRAFT For Sale

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CONFEDERATE D GUARD BOWIE SWORD AMERICAN CIVIL WAR STYLE EDC COMBAT BUSHCRAFT:
$250.00

Bowie D GUARD confederate american civil war model styleforged by handrazor sharpleather sheathencapsulated tang
Carbon steel 5160
Handle: deer horn
Measures:
Total: 19.5in (50 cm)
Blade: 14,5 in (37 cm) / from 1,4 in (35 mm) / from 0,16 in (4 mm)
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ABOUT "GAUCHO KNIVES"
Gaucho knife is not a company. I am a brazilian artisan cutlery ("old school") that seeks to work with good recycled materials. My theme is the gaucho & cowboy´s cutlery: rustic, strong and durable knives, ready for heavy use and 100% unique and postal express mail service (EMS) calls for about 9 working days to make the delivery to international buyers. All shipments are accompanied by a tracking number. We can do combined pack for buying more than one item.
-------------------Caring for Your Carbon Steel Knife
• After using your knife take the time to wipe off the blade with a rag or cloth. This very simple step will stop most rust from forming. Its also important to note that finger prints can cause carbon steel to rust.
• Every so often put a coat of your favorite oil on the knife. It is especially important that if you use your knife in food prep that you use a food safe oil like mineral oil.
• Lastly, over time you may notice your blade changing color. This is a natural process during which the steel gains a patina from normal use and age. A patina not only adds character to your knife but helps protect your carbon steel from rust which might cause pits. Many people find a satisfaction in watching how their patina develops over time while others “force” a patina in order to gain a more uniform coloration. Of course for those that like to keep their knife looking new a patina can be easily polished off.Key words
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