1986 VINTAGE PUMA 6375 WHITE HUNTER STAG HANDMADE GERMANY With LEATHER SHEATH

1986 VINTAGE PUMA 6375 WHITE HUNTER STAG HANDMADE GERMANY W/ LEATHER SHEATH. Serial # 20681 shows this knife was manufactured in the first half of the year 1986. This knife is in pre-owned good working condition. Handle is solid and tight.

Blade has minor scratches from use and is razor sharp. The original leather sheath shows signs of heavy use. Overall Length: 10.62 - inches.

Steel: 4110 (440A) Stainless Steel. The Puma White Hunter 6375 is the stainless steel evolution of one of the most iconic hunting knives in history. While the original "White Hunter" dates back to 1956, the 6375 model number specifically designates the version introduced in 1980 featuring a stainless steel blade. The knife was developed in 1956 in collaboration with the East African Professional Hunters Association (EAPHA). It was designed to be a "do-it-all" tool for professional hunters in the African bush, capable of tasks ranging from skinning big game to chopping wood. Also, long before the modern survival knife craze, the White Hunter was adopted by military personal, including GIs in Vietnam and German Bundeswehr Pilots, who valued its extreme robustness as a survival tool. The "Axe" Spine: A blunt, thick section on the back of the blade intended for heavy chopping, such as splitting bone or firewood. Skinning Belly: A deeply curved front edge designed for maximum contact when skinning large game. Serrated Edge: A small serrated area near the handle for cutting through tough tendons or rope.

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