Wolf Head Cane



This wooden cane is capped on both ends in a nickle-silver type alloy that keeps its shape no matter the wear and tear over the years. The handle is and bottom cap are highly decorative with an old-world craftsmanship that hasn’t been seen in the states since the early 1940’s.

The cane is 42 inches in height with a stock of stained oak.

One of the more striking features of the cane is the decorative wolf head. The detail is surprisingly accurate though the animal appears to be more of a direwolf or some other great lupine beast than some average timber wolf.

The neck of the cane terminates at a decorative ring that connects it to the shaft of the cane. The ring has a repetitive oakleaf pattern with some odd ‘stem’ design that overlaps each leaf from one to the next.

The ring itself rotates ever so slightly in a clockwise direction by maybe a half-inch. When the ring is rotated a ‘click’ is heard.

This reveals a long, triangular bladed sword hidden within the cane’s shaft.