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European 19th Century Horn Utility Knife Sharpening Wand

Name: European 19th Century Horn Utility Knife Sharpening Wand
SKU: 355
Price: 60 USD
Availability: InStock

$60

In Stock

Brand:

Imperial

Condition:

Used: An item that has been used previously

What the record saysThe source listing for this piece does not state whether it is original or a reproduction. That is a gap in the paperwork, not a judgement about the object.

Field Notes

This record names Solingen and When the record gives no date.

Offered for sale is an antique hunting and utility knife, likely of U.S., English, or German origin, showcasing a classic early 19th–20th century design. This elegant piece reflects the fine craftsmanship and functionality typical of traditional hunting and field knives of the era.

Origin: Possibly United States, England, or Germany

Body: High-carbon steel with a fine edge, showing light age patina and natural sharpening marks — a sign of authentic use

Handle: Traditional form, comfortable in hand; made of horn

Fittings: Classic, featuring early utilitarian styling

Condition: Very good antique condition — solid structure, aged surface, and rich patina consistent with age and use

This item represents the transition between European and American hunting knife designs, often produced in Solingen or Sheffield for export to the U.S. market. Its clean lines and balanced proportions make it both a functional tool and a collectible artifact.