"I inherited it from my parents. My dad's friends (two brothers) put the series together up in Alaska in the early 70's. The presentation cases are entirely of kiln-dried Alaska cottonwood, crafted and finished by Mr. Walter Rowell of…"
"4 pounds of 154 CM? So you got the feather weight version then....nice! LoL!! That's a berautiful piece. I had no idea there was a Bicentennial Commerative set of knives out there like this. Of course I was only 17 then, but still, someone…"
16.5 inches overall, including four pounds of 154 CM steel in the blade and shaft, shaped and ground by the widely recognized craftsman, Mr. Ted M. Dowell of Bend Oregon. The handles are made of ivory. Their polishing and engraving in classic…