Cold Steel Arkansas Toothpick 88GTP

Traveling journalists from Europe often invented stories in the 19th century about how they commonly saw men tearing their teeth out with giant knives, which they called Arkansas toothpicks. Just like Bowie, it was often a large knife, almost always with a double-edged blade and a sharp point. The knife almost always had a guard, and many of them were ornate, some imitating the Bowies of the time in size and appearance. Cold Steel brings you their own version.

The double-edged blade is made of 1055 carbon steel. The handle is made of Malaysian wood and is complemented by an elegant guard and a decorative pommel with an alligator motif.

The knife comes with a leather sheath with decorative finishing.