ast Indian Rosewood Trade Knife with two-tone 1095 steel blade and natural East Indian Rosewood handle on a wooden surface.
Full left-side view of the East Indian Rosewood Trade Knife, showing the dark handle and 5 1/2-inch blade.
Close-up of the right side of the Trade Knife blade in 1095 steel, with an acidized finish and polished bevel.
Close-up of the left side of the Trade Knife handle in East Indian Rosewood with three steel pins.
Belly view of the French Boucheron’s 5 1/2-inch blade in 1/8-inch 1095 steel, showing a straight profile.

$200.00

Availability: 1 in stock

SKU: 345 Category: Tags: ,
The East Indian Rosewood Trade Knife by GreBec Knives, a handcrafted 18th-century trade knife, features a 5 1/2″ two-tone 1095 steel blade, ideal for reenactments and outdoor tasks. Crafted with a durable rosewood handle, this historical masterpiece blends authenticity and performance.
A Historical Masterpiece for Modern Use
Discover the East Indian Rosewood Trade Knife #345, a handcrafted recreation of an 18th-century trade knife by GreBec Knives. Designed for historical enthusiasts and modern adventurers, this knife features a 5 1/2” drop point blade. It’s forged from 1/8” 1095 high carbon steel for durability and excellent edge retention. Additionally, the blade showcases a two-tone finish. This finish comes from an acidizing process with a single bevel extending just over 1/3 up the blade. As a result, it delivers a “wicked scary sharp” cutting edge. For example, it excels at precision tasks like skinning, carving, or camp chores.
Crafted for Safety and Strength
For safety, the cutting edge near the handle is rounded to prevent accidental nicks. Similarly, the heel between the blade and handle is smoothed to reduce stress points. The full tang construction (untapered) provides exceptional strength. Therefore, this East Indian Rosewood Trade Knife becomes a reliable companion for rugged use. The handle uses rich East Indian Rosewood, a material common in 18th-century trade knives. Its warm, dark grain offers visual appeal and a comfortable grip. Three mild steel pins and high-quality knife epoxy secure the handle. This ensures a seamless bond with the blade, blending traditional aesthetics with modern reliability.
Why Choose the East Indian Rosewood Trade Knife #345?
This knife is a versatile addition to any collection, reenactment, or outdoor kit. It measures 9 1/2” overall with a 1” blade width. Its historical design appeals to collectors and reenactors. Meanwhile, its functionality suits outdoors men needing a dependable tool. Moreover, the two-tone blade and East Indian Rosewood handle make it a true work of art. Each piece reflects GreBec Knives’ commitment to quality and authenticity. For instance, you can explore reenactment events like those listed by the National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association to see similar historical knives in action. Explore other Historical Knives for more options crafted with a historical flare.  For safe carrying, pair it with a leather sheath (sold separately). Consequently, this East Indian Rosewood Trade Knife is perfect for those who value history and performance in one exceptional blade.
Specifications:
  • Overall Length: 9 1/2”
  • Blade Length: 5 1/2”
  • Blade Width: 1”
  • Blade Style: Drop Point, Two-Tone Single Bevel
  • Blade Material: 1/8” 1095 High Carbon Steel
  • Handle Material: Natural East Indian Rosewood with Mild Steel Pins
  • Sheath: Sold Separately
Handle Material

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