Measuring 11 5/8 inches overall, this knife was produced by an unknown smith with an unmarked 7 7/8 inch sheep's foot pattern blade. Valued for the cutting ability of it's straight edge, the sheep's foot blade was popular with farmers and sailors due to the dull point reducing the chance of an accidental stabbing when working with a struggling animal or on a rolling deck. The blade is set into a silver paneled brass collar, with a smooth octagonal-faceted semi-precious stone grip and a small silver pommel cap. The sheath is cloth covered horn, with silver furniture decorated with repeating motifs of 4 intertwined "C"s, 2 intertwined "A"s, and a "S" or "8" design. No hall marks are present.