Fossil Ivory

This early 1970 "Little Bear Bowie" features a 6" Carbon Steel Blade with thumb notches, Single Nickel Silver Hilt with squared top, Red/White/Blue Spacers, Fossil Walrus Ivory handle w/embedded nickel silver name plate etched with the intials "RHW" which can be polished out if desired. The Duralumin butt cap is attached with a transverse pin rather than screwed on. This is an uncommon variation. Furnished with a period rough back Johnson sheath.

This Randall Model #3 knife features a 5" stainless steel blade, nickel silver single hilt, aluminum/black spacers, dark brown beautifully colored fossil Walrus handle, nickel silver butt plate and brown Model A sheath.

This model #14 features a 7 1/2" stainless steel blade, cut down tang, forward curved brass hilt, black and aluminum spacers, Fossil Walrus Handle with natural end to show the grain. Furnished with a brown Randall Model "C" sheath.

Known as the Model 12 "Heavy" this Smithsonian features a nickel silver forward curved hilt, black/aluminum spacers, fossil Walrus ivory and a nickel silver butt plate.

This Model 22 Outdoorsman features a 4-5/8" stainless blade, nickel silver single hilt metal and black spacers and a nickel silver butt plate. The handle is a beautifully creamy, 12,000 year old piece of fossil Walrus ivory.

This MODEL 12-13" Raymond Thorp Bowie features a nickel silver forwarded curved hilt and a nickel silver butt cap. The handle is a rare and striking piece of 12,000 year old blue fossil Walrus ivory. Fossil ivory is rare, blue color is the rarest of the all the colored ivories.