Argentine Gaucho Knife, Cuchillo with Polished Horn Handle & Full Tang, Patagonia Carbon Steel Blade 2 Sizes Available - PL-CUCH19/70-30
Argentine Gaucho Knife, Cuchillo with Polished Horn Handle & Full Tang, Patagonia Carbon Steel Blade 2 Sizes Available - PL-CUCH19/70-30
Hand crafting at its finest! Just arrived from Patagonia, Argentina! A 30cm, Full Tang, Carbon steel knife blade …. in inches this blade measures slightly over 11.8”. With the large horn handle, an additional 5.5” from butt to bolster, the full length of this amazing piece is approximately 17.5”. It has an impressive, thick spine, measuring approximately 5mm with jimping. (Jimping are the notches at the top of the blades spine, see photo for example) The polished horn handle is 100% natural, not made to look like or simulated, it is crafted with authentic bull horn and polished to a brilliant finish. The widest portion of this horn handle measures a 4.5” in circumference tapering towards the bolster. These stunning knives are crafted one piece at a time by the skilled hands of expert knife crafters in Patagonia, Argentina. Each piece is made with perfect balance, meaning this knife can be used by either a right or left-handed person. Walnut hardwood and brass accents are used at the butt and bolster for a nice finishing touch. Hand cut Argentine cowhide leather scarab serves as both a blade cover and carrying case. Designed with a ‘pocket tab’ for carrying in a belt, boot or pocket. This is a heavy piece and absolutely made for a man’s hand! Great for BBQ’s, sectioning of a whole animal or just to show off! It’s a stunning, one-of-a-kind piece. Note: Because these blades are so large, they require special shipping across international borders, therefore any 26cm or 30cm blade is shipped without a sharpened cutting edge. We will have it sharpened or you might enjoy doing it yourself? Choose from drop down menu below.
Carbon steel
30cm - 11.8” Patagonia blade with Jimping
Polished horn & brass handle
44.5cm - 17.5” total knife length
Knife blades lose their sharpness with use, especially the carbon steel blades. A dull knife blade will not only be useless but can also be more likely to slide off its cutting surface onto a finger or hand! That is why it is important to have the right tool to keep your knife edge sharpened. And ‘knife steel’ is the correct tool for safely sharpening any knife blade. Find yours by clicking here
To learn more and watch a video about the making of Gaucho knives click here: Making of Gaucho Knives
Knife blades lose their sharpness with use, especially the carbon steel blades. A dull knife blade will not only be useless, but can also be more likely to slide off its cutting surface onto a finger or hand! That is why it is important to have the right tool to keep your knife edge sharpened. And ‘knife steel’ is the correct tool for safely sharpening any knife blade. Find yours by clicking here
Note: Materials used for stag horn knife handles are typically ‘antler sheds’ found in the wild. Each antlered handle has its own pattern and distinguished look. Stag antlers make an excellent material for knife handles, it is durable with its rugged and attractive uniqueness. Most of the stag horn used for knife making in Argentina is typically from the Southern mountainous region. For example, antlered reindeer.
