Stonebrook Damascus Bowie Knife – Bone & Micarta Handle
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Meet the Stonebrook Damascus Bowie Knife, a compact traditional Bowie combining a distinctive layered Damascus blade with a rugged mixed-material handle.
The 7-inch blade is made from 240-layer forged carbon steel Damascus using 5160/4340 steels, giving the blade its characteristic layered pattern and classic Damascus appearance. With a 3/16-inch blade thickness, the Stonebrook has a substantial fixed-blade profile while maintaining a compact overall size.
The handle combines natural cattle bone and black burlap Micarta, separated and supported by a fiber liner for a distinctive two-material appearance. A Damascus steel guard adds another matching detail to the knife.
At 12 inches overall, this Bowie offers a smaller alternative to large-format Bowie knives. It comes with a vegetable-tanned leather sheath with a vertical belt loop, making it suitable for outdoor gear, collecting, or display.
Key Features
- 240-layer Damascus blade
- 5160/4340 forged carbon steel
- Compact 12" Bowie profile
- Natural cattle bone handle
- Black burlap Micarta
- Fiber liner
- Damascus steel guard
- 7" blade
- 3/16" blade thickness
- Vegetable-tanned leather sheath
- Vertical belt loop
Specifications
- Model: Stonebrook
- Knife Type: Damascus Bowie Knife
- Overall Length: 12"
- Blade Length: 7"
- Handle Length: 5"
- Blade Thickness: 3/16"
- Blade Steel: 240-Layer Forged Carbon Steel Damascus (5160/4340)
- Guard: Damascus Steel
- Handle: Black Burlap Micarta + Natural Cattle Bone with Fiber Liner
- Weight: 13.2 oz / 377 g
- Sheath: Vegetable-Tanned Leather with Vertical Belt Loop
Care & Maintenance
Keep the Damascus blade clean and dry after use. Apply a light protective coat of knife oil periodically and store it in a dry environment. Avoid leaving moisture trapped against the blade or inside the leather sheath.
Handmade Character
Natural cattle bone, Micarta, and Damascus steel can vary slightly in texture, color, and pattern. These variations give each knife its own individual character.