Sgian Dubh in imitation stag antler, with Thistle motif on handle. Decorated with Scotland's Flower. The legend of the thistle begins on a dark night when a Norse King and his army invaded Scotland and began a stealthy approach to where a group of Clansmen lay sleeping. So as to catch the Scots unawares they slipped off their shoes and all would have gone well but for one of the party treading upon a thistle. His cries of pain awoke the slumbering Scots and they went on to seize the day.
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Excellent, the imitation stag looks exactly like the real thing. The Robert burns poem on the back is awesome, it really brings the highlands home. Only thing I would have liked is for it to have come with at least a mild edge to the blade. It can be sharpened though so no major point loss.
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