Bowie knife

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The Bowie knife is a large, fixed-blade fighting and utility knife, historically associated with 19th-century American frontiersman James Bowie and famed for its use in the American frontier and the Alamo.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fighting knife
fixed-blade knife
knife
utility knife
hasBladeType fixed
hasCulturalRole iconic American knife
symbol of the American frontier
hasEdgeType plain edge
hasFunction camp chores
close-quarters combat
hunting tasks
survival tasks
hasHandleMaterial bone
horn
synthetic material
wood
hasLegalStatus restricted in some jurisdictions
hasNotableEventAssociation Sandbar Fight NERFINISHED
hasOriginLocation United States NERFINISHED
hasOriginRegion American South NERFINISHED
hasPrimaryUse fighting
hasSecondaryUse utility
hasSheathMaterial leather
hasTypicalBladeLength long
hasTypicalFeature clip point
crossguard
large blade
single-edged blade
influenced modern survival knives
tactical knife designs
isAssociatedWith 19th-century United States
American frontier NERFINISHED
American frontiersmen NERFINISHED
Battle of the Alamo NERFINISHED
James Bowie NERFINISHED
isCollectedAs historical weapon
militaria collectible
isFeaturedIn American folklore
Western films
Western literature
isNamedAfter James Bowie NERFINISHED
mayHaveEdgeType partially serrated edge
mayHaveFeature false edge on spine
swedge grind
wasPopularizedIn 19th century
wasUsedBy American pioneers
hunters
soldiers
trappers

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James Bowie notableFor Bowie knife
James Bowie associatedWith Bowie knife