This is a fishing knife that has been passed down through the Chronowski family. The knife has been in use up until the previous owner passed away in 2003. Since then the object has been stored and put into condition to prevent any further damage to the object. Small steel knife with a plastic hilt. The blade and cross guard are rusted. The hilt of the knife has an etching of a moose. The etching was synthetically shaded to have the illusion of wear and tear. The Chronowski Museum of House Collections has published this Wikimedia page to help gather more information on this object and add more tags of metadata to it.
<p>Catalog#: 2003.1_1
</p><p>Object Name: Steel Knife with Moose Etching
</p><p>Type: Knife, Weapon
</p><p>Marker Location: Cross Guard
</p><p>Culture: American
</p><p>Geographic Location: Pennsylvania, USA
</p><p>Provenance: Chronowski_Raymond N/A-2003, Chronowski_Everett 2003-PD
</p><p>Material: Steel, Plastic
</p><p>Measurements	H: 1.27cm	W: 4.45cm	L: 28.86cm
</p>
Condition: Damaged
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