The rustic walking stick is an essential accessory in the British countryside. Popular models include simple hiking staffs, thumbsticks, shepherd's crooks and knobsticks.
Simple hiking staffs are popular with walkers, and junior hiking staffs have great appeal for children. Thumbsticks are so called because they are held with the thumb resting in the naturally-occurring fork in the wood, a very comfortable position. Shepherd’s crooks were originally used by shepherds to catch their sheep around the neck. Knobsticks and crossheads are very traditional country sticks with a loyal following. Blackthorn Walking Sticks are a great add on to your collection of Classic Country.
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Ash Knobstick - Stout from England
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Travel Stick - 3 Part - Golf Style
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Travel Stick - 3 Part - Branch
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Crook Handle with Acrylic Handle
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Grip Cane Tortoise Handle Marbled
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Gents ash crook, polished handle
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Gents hazel crook, polished handle
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Ash knobstick, reduced, scorched and polished
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Ladies Melbourne Derby Cane
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Blackthorn Shaft with Derby Handle
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Grip Handle on a Rustic English Shaft
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Maple Country - Looks like Blackthorn
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Beech Country - Looks like Blackthorn
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European Style - Melbourne Derby Cane
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Grip Handle - Polished Ash
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Sandalwood Country Derby - Blackthorn Shaft
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Grip Handle - Blackthorn Shaft
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