Oscar

Brass, antler, and a slab of Old Rakaia Bridge ironbark from 1882 give Oscar a handle with real backbone — weathered timber, tough bone, and metal that doesn’t flinch. It’s a knife built for the bush, for cold mornings and heavy carcasses, for work that doesn’t wait. The 1060 carbon steel blade bites deep, skins clean, and keeps its edge through fat, hide, and stubborn seams. Oscar isn’t delicate. It’s a straight‑up working knife made for hunters who don’t mind getting their hands dirty. Comes in a leather sheath