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Description
Condor Tool and Knife Hudson Bay Camp Knife
The Hudson Bay Camp knife was the first knife in history to actually be called a "Camp Knife". The knife dates back to the pre-Colonial Days of the 1700s. The Hudson Bay Trading Company was the dominant import-export company of early North America. The colonials, frontiersmen and trappers began to ask the Trading Company for a large knife to be used in base camp for general camp use. They wanted a heavy knife that would slice and chop in the place of a cleaver or an ax. This is Condor's version of the original pattern that was developed and sold for over a hundred years as the Original Camp Knife of North America.
You will find it as valid as a Camp Knife today as it was the day it was designed. It has plenty of weight in the hand and on the blade while still having very lively, quick working characteristics. Back in the day, a man needed a substantial knife that would be totally reliable, efficient and would serve in many roles as his life truly depended on it. The Hudson Bay Camp Knife is as much at home slicing meat in the camp kitchen as it is batoning wood, clearing brush, making feathersticks or breaking down an elk carcass.
A heavy duty leather belt sheath is included.
