Basque yatagan knife from 1695 made entirely of Basque sheep horn (medium size).
79,17 €
This knife was inspired by a shape found on the lintel of a house in the village of Irissarry, in the Basque Country. The maker, Francisco de Aguerre, was a barber and cutler in 1695. Basque sheep horn handle. Stainless steel blade 12C27 engraved with the Basque cross. Spring engraved with a small Basque cross and the date 1695.
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Description
This knife was inspired by a shape found on the lintel of a house in the village of Irissarry, in the Basque Country. Its maker, Francisco de Aguerre, was a barber and cutler in 1695.
The yatagan-shaped blade is reminiscent of Spanish penknives. Basque sheep horn handle. Stainless steel blade 12C27 engraved with the Basque cross. Guillochage on the blade.
Quay engraved with a small Basque cross and the date 1695.
Dimensions: length of the closed knife: 105 mm. Length of the open knife: 190 mm.
The knife shown in the photo is the one you will receive.
Additional information
| Weight | 80 g |
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