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(A)Mountain ManBowie(A) This impressive bowie was copiedfrom one in an old black and whitephoto of hunter-trapper, Seth Kinmanof California. Weighs only 1 lb. 4 oz.This big, fast knife is 18" overall with a12" high carbon steel blade, 2 1 ⁄8" wideand 3⁄16" thick. Beautiful hardwoodscales are embellished with silver tackworkriveted on a full profile tang.Sheath included. Made by WindlassSteelcrafts ® . #402120…$79.95 qHunter’sCompanionBowie(B) Shortly after photography wasinvented proud frontiersmen werehaving their portraits taken withtheir prized bowies at their sides. Thismassive knife style was being producedin Sheffield, England for theAmerican market, just in time for pioneersand soldiers to show them off forthe photographer’s lens. Along withseveral other styles, cutlery shops promotedthis type of knife as thehunter’s companion. It’s large enoughfor camp chores and disjointing game,yet light and fast enough for selfdefense.Full profile tang, nickelguard and pins. Hardwood scales.Leather sheath included. Blade: 13 1 ⁄2"long, 2" wide, 3 ⁄16" thick. 18 5 ⁄8" overall.Wt. 1 lb. 2 oz. #402030…$79.95 q(B)Old Fashioned Sheep’s FootThis is a truly classic design that’s been around for decades, because it works really well. You can’tbeat the comfort of a simple design. Black wood scales and 440 stainless steel. Lock back. 7 1 ⁄8" overall,3" blade. Plus you can have your initials engraved on the metal shield inlaid in the scales.#403015…$16.95Coins of theCaliforniaGold RushMinted in the USA, these exacting, museumquality replica coins look and feel likethe real thing. Set features Kellogg and Co1854, US Assay Office 1852, Moffat & Co bar,Norris Grieg 1849. With the inconvenience oftrading gold, coins were a logical choice. A beautifulhistoric set that traces our history and defines the“Gold Rush” era. Perfect for collectors and educators tobring history to life. #802261…$9.9524Visit atlantacutlery.com for more choices,daily specials and discontinued merchandise.