This listing is for a used Civil War knife relic with an antique blade, suited to collectors of military memorabilia, historical artifacts, or antique edged tools. The condition is used, so signs of age, wear, corrosion, or restoration may be relevant to your buying decision. Free shipping is included, which can help when comparing similar relic items. Because key details such as exact measurements, materials, maker, and provenance are not provided here, check the listing for full details. This piece may appeal most to buyers interested in display, study, or adding an authentic period-style relic to a collection rather than everyday use. Civil War Knife, Relic, Blade, antique. Condition: Used, Made in United Kingdom. Listed at 149.00 USD. I bought this knife from Rafael Eledge, who owns Shiloh Relics. He stated it was a Civil War Knife. He's the expert. But the maker is Harrison Bros, and Howson as indicated on blade. It also states "Cutlers to her Majesty" along with crown V and R. That would be Queen Victoria. The Harrison Bros. and Howson started in 1849 but made knives well beyond the Civil War. Maybe Rafael's expertise sees something I can't because I'm not an expert. It looks to be a Harrison/Howson blade that later was made into a knife with what looks like a antler or horn handle held on by a pin. The knife has a brash guard with some kind if washer. It's definitely a 19th century knife. Having said all that, I'm offering a low buy it now below what I paid. The blade is 7 inches. Overall is 10 1/2.