Junior Scout Mammut

Mammoths roamed large parts of our earth thousands of years ago. Researchers believe that the last of this majestic species became extinct about 4000 years ago. But every now and then an almost perfectly preserved specimen is found in the Siberian ice. Due to the sub-zero temperatures in the area and the frozen state, it is possible to get material of these extraordinary animals. The handle scales of this special collector's knife are made of exactly such molars. Nickel silver bolsters complete the very noble handle. The Junior Scout fills the space between the rugged Scout and the handy Boy Scout, combining the best of both worlds. With the 6.9 cm long blade and the 3 mm thickness, it is not only pleasantly long to be able to transport it well, but also still stable. The nail nick allows the Spearpoint blade to be easily moved into the working position. The backlock locks it securely in place. Thanks to the N690 steel used, the knife remains sharp for a long time and is easy to resharpen. With the Junior Scout Mammoth they bring home a small piece of history, which is thousands of years old. Handmade in the knife manufactory in Solingen. Included is the individual serial number and a certificate of authenticity.