Hercules The Gaucho’s Knife

£110.00

The Gaucho knife, also known as a “faca gaúcha,” played an essential role in the Gaucho’s daily life. They used it for various purposes, including work and ceremonial events.  

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Description

Hercules Qualidade Inox Gelodur Gaucho Boot Knife- In Original Box

The Hercules Qualidade Inox Gelodur Gaucho Boot Knife reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Gauchos from the Rio Grande do Sul region in Brazil. This knife is not just a functional tool but also a piece of history, representing the lifestyle and traditions of the Gaucho people.

Key Features of the Knife:

  • Overall Length: 25 cm
  • Blade Length: 12.5 cm
  • Material: The blade consists of “Inox,” indicating stainless steel, which offers durability and resistance to corrosion.
  • Handle and Sheath: Artisans have decorated both in a traditional style, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship typical of Gaucho culture.
  • Presentation Box: The knife comes with its original box, enhancing its value as a collectible.
  • Additional Items: The set includes a booklet that details the history of the Gaucho, adding context and historical significance.

The Gaucho knife, also known as a “faca gaúcha,” played an essential role in the Gaucho’s daily life. They used it for various purposes, including work and ceremonial events. The knife you described is particularly special because it serves as a reminder of the Gaucho’s legacy and as a piece of fine craftsmanship.

For collectors, this item holds value not only because of its physical characteristics but also due to the cultural and historical narratives it embodies. The included booklet enhances the knife’s value by providing historical insights, making it an even more desirable collectible.

 

This is a Pre-owned knife from a private collection – new to the market – No signs of use or sharpening – some storage marks may be visible – the photos form part of the detailed description, please examine them carefully.

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