Pyrite – Caveman firesteel
£7.50
These pyrite stones have been used throughout history as a means to create fire. Simply strike a piece of flint onto the pyrite to create sparks. Traditionally a tinder would have been used to ‘catch’ the spark, such as a strip of amadou or tinder fungus.
These pyrite stones have been used throughout history as a means to create fire. Simply strike a piece of flint onto the pyrite to create sparks. Traditionally a tinder would have been used to ‘catch’ the spark, such as a strip of amadou or tinder fungus.
| Weight | 0.32 kg |
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