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Bowie knife (/ˈbuːi/ BOO-ee) is a
pattern of fixed-blade
fighting knives created by
Rezin Bowie in the
early 19th
century for his
brother James Bowie...
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widespread po****rity of the
Bowie knife.
Bowie enlarged his re****tion
during the
Texas Revolution.
After moving to
Texas in 1830,
Bowie became a
Mexican citizen...
- steam-powered
sugar mill in Louisiana.
Bowie took
credit for
inventing the
Bowie knife,
which came to
prominence when used by
James in the
Sandbar Fight of...
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introduction of
Bowie Knife, a
pattern inspired by the
knives commissioned by
Rezin Bowie,
brother of the
better known James "Jim"
Bowie.
James became famous...
- pointed,
straight blade. The
knife can be used for
thrusting and slashing.
James Black,
known for
improving the
Bowie knife, is
credited with inventing...
- who carries,
concealed in
whole or in part, any
bowie knife, dirk
knife,
butcher knife,
switchblade knife...shall upon
conviction be punished" by a fine...
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American knifemaker best
known for his
improvements to the
Bowie knife designed by Jim
Bowie.
James Black was born on May 1, 1800 in Hackensack, New Jersey...
- the puukko, the
Yakutian knife, and the Sharpfinger. Most
American designs are
based on a
smaller version of the
Bowie knife.
Knifemaker Bob Loveless...
- the
knife can take many forms, including:
Bowie knife: Commonly, any
large sheath knife, or a
specific style of
large knife po****rized by Jim
Bowie. Bushcraft...
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false edge on the clip
point of a
Bowie knife. The
stacked leather handle was
inspired by a
Marbles Gladstone Skinning Knife made in the 1920s
owned by Baker...
