While Browning is naturally known for it’s firearms, it’s knives are also well known to collectors. A number of models were designed in the late 1960s for Browning by a young Gil Hibben decades before Rambo III or Star Trek movies made him famous. Designated the Sportsman’s Series they were outright hunting knives, both folding and fixed blades made to complement Browning’s firearms in the field. Like many other U.S. knife companies at the time, Browning had knives made in the U.S., Germany, Italy and Japan.

This knife is an beautiful model 4518 which is a model Browning introduced in 1968 with a 4 1/2" blade of 440 steel, matching sheath and worn box. This rare and discontinued Browning knife has real nice brass guard and pommel. 440C Stainless steel blade holds an edge yet sharpens easily. Nice  Browning sheath marked with model #4518 handcrafted in Mexico. Mint old Browning knife hard to find old knife.

Features:
Blade Material: 440C Stainless Steel
Handle Material: Tropical Hardwood
Blade Length: 4-1/2 
Overall Length: 9 
Weight - 8.6 oz

Item # 22870