American Frontier 18thC Bowie Knives Set – Dual Horn Handle in Single Sheath

This rare historical collectible offers a glimpse into the weaponry of early American frontiersmen. Dating back to the 18th century, this dual set of Bowie knives features finely crafted horn handles and 6 5/8-inch blades. Both knives are housed together in a single sheath—a practical configuration once favored by pioneers for versatility and survival.

• Set of two 18th-century Bowie knives in a single leather sheath
• Horn handles with 6 5/8" blades; overall length approx. 11.5"
• Dual-blade setup for multi-use tasks in hunting or defense
• Excellent craftsmanship with early frontier design
• Acquired from a reputable U.S. auction house

Historical Note:
Bowie knives were essential tools of survival and defense on the American frontier. This dual-knife arrangement reflects a practical solution for varied field tasks—hunting, skinning, or protection—used by scouts, hunters, and early settlers.

Dimensions:
Blades: 6 5/8" each; Overall set length: approx. 11.5"

Condition:
Shows light to moderate wear consistent with age. Minor imperfections may be present but do not detract from its strong display appeal. Considered collector-grade quality.

Item Number: 2-18132

 Item Location: TTA 6993165

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