Overview
This Arkansas Toothpick by Ralph Bone features a satin finished double edged blade, .175" blade stock and 1.197" blade depth, hidden tang construction. The handle has a brass guard and butt cap, and a rosewood grip with brass and black spacers. Comes with a brown leather Johnson sheath. Blade is marked "AT 194". Has some light scratches/patina, otherwise excellent condition.
Note from Huxley Walters:
The Arkansas Toothpick (AT) was among the most labor intensive knives made and introduced, early on, at the Ralph Bone Knife Company, due to its blade shape and the precise metalwork required. This AT was the 111th example made by the Company. The most popular blade length was 12”. Accordingly, the AT was priced, up there, just below the retail prices of the Classic Bowie and Mexican Bowie. Huxley



