Inspired by hiking in the woods no matter the weather, this everyday carry is the perfect addition to your belt, bag or center console and possibly your favorite new camp knife. This stonewashed blade is shaped from a century+ old lumber mill saw blade salvaged from the train depot that became Kimball House in Atlanta, GA where it had been used it as part of a rustic chandelier. The tapered tang is clad in stabilized golden oak, bronze perimeter pins. Includes right handed belt carry leather sheath by Bud Siniard in Watkinsville, GA. Small. Handy. Sharp.

• size: 3 5/8” blade / 7 5/8” overall

• weight: 130 grams

• blade: century+ old saw mill blade (Kimball House chandelier)

• handle: stabilized golden oak (Asheville, NC)