Called a patch knife because it was common for hunters in the frontier period to carry a small razor-sharp knife for trimming their patches as they loaded their longrifles. This petit couteau is a handy size for all your fine knife work. The handle is sanded and stained moose antler with a poured pewter bolster and copper pins, measuring 2 15/16”. The blade is forged from an old file, and measures 2 7/8”. The sheath is vegetable-tanned leather cased with deer rawhide and embellished with tin cones and trade beads.