Tidioute Cutlery #93 Ram's Foot SFO Black Canvas Micarta

Update: Our GEC #93 Ram's Foot SFO will go live at 5 p.m. CST on Wednesday, June 19th.

**Due to overwhelming demand, these will be strictly limited to one per household in hopes of getting these in as many hands who want one as possible. Attempts to place more than one order will result in cancellation of all orders placed.   

**These will be sold first come, first served on our website once listed. Online orders only. We will not be accepting phone orders or in store sales for this item.

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Great Eastern Cutlery #93 Ram's Foot GP SFO - Black Canvas Micarta - Spear Shield

Special Factory Order: #93 Ram's Foot brand new direct from Great Eastern Cutlery. Blade shape is new to the GEC lineup. 3 7/8" closed for the perfect daily user.

Blade: Ram Foot (modification of the classic Sheepsfoot) 1095 Carbon Steel - Satin Finish with Piasa Bird and GPKnives logo graphics - Upper Swedge with nail groove puller

Handle: Black Canvas Micarta handle scales with a Spear shaped Shield. 

Etch: Based on local legend, the Piasa Bird mural painted on the bluffs of the Mississipi River was first documented by Father Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet during their journey in 1673.  Father Marquette wrote of the bird that "was as large as a calf with horns like a deer, red eyes, a beard like a tiger's, a face like a man, the body covered with green, red and black scales and a tail so long it passed around the body, over the head and between the legs." The bird was given its name by the Illini Indians, "The Piasa", meaning a "bird that devours men" or "bird of the evil spirit".

Packaging: The #93 comes wrapped up in wax paper inside the travel Tube packaging with company information on the front.

1095 High Carbon Tool Steel: Highly popular, simple carbon steel. Used extensively by both production and custom knife makers. Low abrasive wear due to low carbide content but very tough and easy to sharpen. Not corrosion resistant and will rust without proper care.