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Price $645.00
Field Ethos Sweet T by Winkler Knives. Black blade with notched thumbrest, .178" blade stock and 1.170" blade depth, full tang construction. The handle has pinned maple burl scales with lanyard hole. Comes with original box, papers, and leather/kydex sheath. Has a couple light scuffs, excellent condition.
Blade Length 3.625
Overall Length 7.875
Weight (oz) 3.9
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Full Tang, Has Sheath
Blade Material 80CRV2
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Wood
Daniel Winkler began making knives in 1975 and became a fulltime bladesmith in 1988. He earned accreditation as a Master Bladesmith from the American Bladesmith Society in 1993. Winkler’s focus on Early American weaponry led to his making knives and axes for the motion picture "Last Of The Mohicans".. Winkler Knives is a limited production company that custom manufactures a diverse line of high performance edged tools. It was established in response to requests from within the SOF Community for specialized breaching tools and has become widely acclaimed for its no frills approach to tactical and rescue operations. Winkler Knives’ products boast attributes such as tapered or skeletonized tangs, no-glare finishes and multi-option carry systems. Each tool is made from specialty steel best suited to the intended use of the equipment. Winkler Knives’ operation is in Boone, North Carolina. Daniel and his longtime partner/wife Sheath Maker Karen Shook operate Winkler Knives with the same attention to detail and standards of excellence that brought them acclaim in the custom knife industry.
