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The Small 203296 Skinner Patch Knife has a brown leather belt sheath finished with fringe and bead trim, where most patch knives get plain stitching. The blade is 2.625-inch full tang stainless in brown wood handles, 5.5 inches overall.
The sheath is the detail worth noting. Fringe and beadwork are frontier and Native American decorative traditions, and finding them on a sheath at this price is unusual where plain stitched leather is the norm. The patch knife is an old American pattern, named for the greased cloth patches muzzleloader shooters cut at the muzzle when loading a ball. It was made small, simple and cheap, and the shape survived because there is nothing on it to fail.
Full tang construction runs the steel the whole length of the handle, so there is no joint between blade and grip to loosen over years of use. Explore more Hunting Knives.
I like the size it was very cheap doesn't keep a good Edge but it serves my purpose just well it saves me from using my really good knives I carry with me all the time even when I have a nice night with me but a really nice sheath for it cost me three times more than a knife but I do like tonight
Thanks great little knife
