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Sale Prices Good Through October 31, 2018 18-5R Sale 18-5R CrowCalls Sale Prices Good Through October 31, 2018 1.800.786.6210 www.crazycrow.com Knife Sale Save 15% Beavertail Dagger Our primitive handmade trade knife is patterned after an old Indian made example that had wide distribution in the northern districts of the American fur fields. The 7” double edged blade is hand forged from carbon steel and is finished off with beautiful, dark hardwood scales attached with heavy brass pins. Smaller decorative nails surround the pins, accenting the handle and create an authentic style knife. Approximately 12” overall. 4926-001-003 Reg. $29.50 $25.08 Ea Arkansas Toothpick with sheath A classic of the American Frontier, this massive knife is 17" overall with a 11-1/2", double-edged blade, rosewood grip and brass pommel and fighting style crossguard. With an incise decorated, heavy leather sheath. 4926-005-003 Reg. $39.00 $33.15 Ea Santa Fe Hunter with sheath Complete with a heavy leather sheath, this popular English style Bowie measures 12-1/2" overall with a 7-3/4" blade. Steel bolsters and genuine white bone scale grips complete its classic look. 4926-005-006 Reg. $39.75 $33.79 Ea Frontier Rifleman’s Knife with sheath At 18" overall and a heavy 13" carbon steel blade, this is typical of the massive knives of the Colonial period. Pinned buffalo horn scales and a brass guard complete this knife, along with its own, hand-laced leather sheath. 4926-005-002 Reg. $45.00 $38.25 Ea Bowie Knife with Sheath This legendary American fighting knife was a popular and effective sidearm dating from the early 1800s, gaining fame with Jim Bowie in his famous Sandbar Fight and later, at the Alamo. Our Bowie features a classic, 9” clip- point blade, genuine rosewood grip with brass pins, and solid brass pommel and double ended, fighting style guard. Approximately 15” in overall length and complete with incised decorated, heavy leather sheath. 4926-002-001 Reg. $39.00 $33.15 Ea Northern Plains Dagger with Sheath This is an extra fancy version of the typi- cal, spearpoint style trade daggers which were popular trade items with the Indians throughout the 1800s. It is heavily decorated with brass and steel pins in a rosewood handle. The blade is 7” long and comes with an authentic custom sheath patterned after a museum example. Approximately 13” overall. 4926-001-006 Reg. $45.00 $38.25 Ea 2 Damascus Blades Save 15% Our new addition of Damascus blades come complete with brass bolsters already attached. Pick and fit your preferred scale material and you’re ready to go. Hand-forged with hundreds of layers that form beautiful Damascus patterns. These blades will take and hold a fine edge, are extremely durable, with Damascus being considered one of the finest knife steels in the world! Four styles to choose from see dimensions of each below: *We also have five styles that come with Damascus bolsters (catalog pg 116) A Dakota Drop Point B Straight Hunter C Classic Skinner D Pawnee Skinner A 5435-305-400 8" Overall Full Tang 3.5” Blade Reg. $49.75 $42.29 Ea B 5435-314-450 8.8" Overall Full Tang 4.5” Blade Reg. $49.75 $42.29 Ea C 5435-315-375 8.7" Overall Full Tang 3.5” Blade Reg. $49.75 $42.29 Ea D 5435-316-500 9" Overall Full Tang 4” Blade Reg. $53.00 $45.05 Ea A Limited Supply B C D E Limited Supply F G Norwegian Blades Each laminated blade features 3 layers of bonded steel; the two outer layers are softer for added strength and toughness while the center layer is very hard (59 on the Rockwell “C” scale) for extra long edge holding ability. While the Patchcutter and Mini Patchcutter models are not laminated due to their small size, they’re made under the same rigid standards from high carbon stainless and are extremely durable. The 4-3/4” Pawnee blade, made from a heavier stainless gauge, features a mirror finish and makes a superior hunting knife. Number Key Description Reg. Sale 5429-010-275 A 2-3/4” Patchcutter (Limited Supply) $21.00 $18.90 5429-010-325 B 3-1/4” Possum $22.50 $20.25 5429-010-375 C 3-3/4” Camper $25.00 $22.50 5429-010-400 D 4” Badger $29.00 $26.10 5429-010-450 E 4-1/2” Kodiak (Limited Supply) $39.00 $35.10 5429-050-475 F 4-3/4” Pawnee $29.00 $26.10 5429-030-250 G 2-1/2” Mini Patchcutter, Stainless $12.50 $11.25 3 Porcupine Guard Hair The long, fine guard hair used in making hair roaches. Packaged in 4-6” bundles containing enough varied length hair for a 15” roach. 1825-993-800 Reg. $59.00 $53.10 Oz Braid Wraps Great looking braid wraps that are cut from premium buckskin. The overall length of the wrap is 12” (2” solid section and 10” fringe) and the width is 3” when opened and laid flat. Sold in pairs and available in both gold and white buckskin. 4523-001-026 White 10” Fringe 4523-001-153 Gold 10” Fringe Reg. $9.95 $8.46 Pr. $7.61 Pr.(3+) White Bone Bead Black & White Bone Horn Bead Assortment Bead Assortment Assortment 9200-999-000 9200-999-001 9210-999-000 Carved Bone & Horn Bead Assortments These bone bead assortments are perfect for a variety of small craft projects such as chokers, necklaces and brace- lets. The white beads in both bone assortments are antiqued. The horn bead assortment is made from genuine horn. Each kilo contains a good mixture of both carved and regular hairpipe ranging from 1/2” to 1-1/2”, carved and regular bone beads, pendants, choker spacers and other miscellaneous items. Reg. $6.50 $5.53 1/4 Kilo $10.50 1/2 Kilo $19.98 Kilo Offering Pipes Made from genuine red pipestone or “Catlinite,” these pipes are expertly hand carved to represent the American Bear, Eagle and Turtle in effigy. Bowl lengths average 2 ¼” and comes with an 8” wooden stem. A perfect and meaningful gift. 4520-004-009 Bear Reg. $89.00 $80.10 Ea 4520-006-009 Eagle Reg. $89.00 $80.10 Ea 4520-007-009 Turtle Reg. $89.00 $80.10 Ea 4 054 God's Eye Red 065 God's Eye Purple 066 End Of Trail $8.46 Pr. $7.61 Pr.(3+) Limited Supplies 075 Hummingbird Native American Fleece Blankets Super soft and super inexpensive, these fleece blankets are sure to please anyone that enjoys Native American designs with Southwest decor. Available in several attractive, traditional patterns and colors. Perfect for gifts and give-a-ways or just to decorate your house. Each blanket measures 60” x 80”. Replace *** with desired style. 3700-001-*** Reg. $24.50 $20.83 Ea $18.70 Ea(6+) The “Blackhawk” This tough hawk is a high quality steel alloy casting finished in hard black enamel. At 1-3/4 pounds it is well-balanced and guaranteed against blade break- age. Furnished with our top quality 19" hickory handle, it's ideal for throwing and the small hammer poll makes it great for camp use. 4934-121-074 Reg. $32.00 $28.80 Each Extra Hickory Handles 4934-123-052 $4.50 Each $4.05 Ea(3+) The “Mini Blackhawk” A smaller size version of our full size model, the head is 3-1/2" long and weighs 11 ounces. Perfect as a belt axe or for trekking, it's also well-suited for women & children or use as a small camp axe. Finished in black enamel and comes with a high quality hickory handle. 4934-122-074 Reg. $32.00 $28.80 Each Extra Hickory Handles 4934-123-052 $4.50 Each $4.05 Ea(3+) 5 Cooking Grates Now is the time to add one of our handy iron grates to your camp gear! Our grates are all hand-forged, with no welding, and make camp cooking so much easier! The legs fold flat in order to make the grates easy to pack and store, especially with one of our cus- tom-sized canvas bags shown below! Number Dimensions Reg. Each 5576-100-002 20” long x 12” wide x 7” tall $29.00 $24.65 5576-100-003 30” long x 15” wide x 7” tall $45.00 $38.25 5576-100 -004 15” long x 10” wide x 7” tall $24.50 $20.83 Tin-Lined Copper Cups Take advantage of great savings on our exclusive, heavy duty A B Copper Cups! Period correct for the Colonial period up C through the Civil War, these cups are constructed of beauti- fully colored, genuine copper and tin lined for food safety. A classic addition to your camp or home, these cups are much heavier than the lightweight, tin versions and are built to last, providing years or service. The large model weighs a full 10 ounces and all 3 sizes feature have smooth, rolled edges on the lips and handles for added strength. A 5560-400-003 32 Oz Cup Reg. $23.50 $19.98 Ea $17.64 Ea(6+) B 5560-400-002 16 Oz Cup Reg. $17.50 $14.88 Ea $13.09 Ea(6+) C 5560-400-001 12 Oz Cup Reg. $14.95 $12.71 Ea $11.18 Ea(6+) Corn Boiler The corn boiler is historically authentic for camp and trail, simi- lar to a large cup but with a hinged lid, bail and lid loop.
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