DESCRIPTION
The Case Pocket Worn Corn Cob Jig Old Red Bone Trapper Knife combines classic design with durable construction, making it a practical and attractive piece for both collectors and everyday users. Here are the details:
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Blade Type: The Case Pocket Worn Corn Cob Jig Old Red Bone Trapper Knife features two blade types: a Clip and a Spey. The Clip blade is versatile for detail work, while the Spey blade is traditionally used for skinning or general knife work without puncturing adjacent surfaces.
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Blade Length(s): The Clip blade measures 3.25 inches, and the Spey blade measures 3.27 inches, providing substantial length for various cutting tasks.
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Blade Material: Both blades are crafted from Tru-Sharp Stainless Steel, known for its excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance, ensuring durability and consistent performance.
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Blade Finish: The blades are mirror-polished, enhancing the knife’s overall aesthetics and providing additional rust resistance.
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Lock Type: It features a Non-Locking (Slip Joint) mechanism, typical of traditional pocket knives, allowing for easy blade opening and closing without a lock.
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Handle Material: The handle is made from Old Red Bone, which gives it a unique appearance and ensures a comfortable grip.
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Handle Finish: The handle is jigged with a Corn Cob pattern to provide a secure grip and a classic look that stands out among traditional pocket knives.
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Closed Length: When closed, the knife measures 4.125 inches, making it compact enough to fit comfortably in a pocket yet large enough to handle comfortably.
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Weight: At 4.0 ounces, it is solidly built. It provides a reassuring weight that balances well in the hand without being too heavy for pocket carry.
The Case Pocket Worn Corn Cob Jig Old Red Bone Trapper Knife is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a reliable and stylish knife that combines historical craftsmanship with practical functionality.
