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Hen & Rooster Knives Trapper Red Bone. 3.88" closed. Mirror finish stainless clip and spey blades. Red pick bone handle. Nickel silver bolsters.

Hen and Rooster Hawkbill Antique Green Bone

3.88" (9.86cm) closed. Mirror finish stainless clip and spey blades. Green pick bone handle. Nickel silver bolster(s). Inlay shield.

These knives feature a classic design that is both timeless and stylish, with a range of different blade shapes and handle materials to choose from...

These knives feature a classic design that is both timeless and stylish, with a range of different blade shapes and handle materials to choose from...

Specifications Closed Length: 3.625" Blade Length: 3.0", 1.75" Weight: 3.0oz Made In: Pine Knot, KY  

Specifications Closed Length: 3.625" Blade Length: 3.0", 1.75" Weight: 3.0oz Made In: Pine Knot, KY  

The Maher & Grosh Farmer's Friend is a Farmer's Jack knife made by Great Eastern Cutlery & sold exclusively here at Eagle Valley Cutlery. T...

Made by Cooper Cutlery in Winchester, Ohio.  1 of 25

Handcrafted in Winchester, OH by Cooper Cutlery. Outfitted with 1095 Carbon Steel Blades. Specifications Blade Type: Clip Point Blade Length: 2....

Handcrafted in Winchester, OH by Cooper Cutlery. Outfitted with 1095 Carbon Steel Blades.

Handcrafted in Winchester, OH by Cooper Cutlery. Outfitted with 1095 Carbon Steel Blades.

Handcrafted in Winchester, OH by Cooper Cutlery. Outfitted with 1095 Carbon Steel Blades.

Hand crafted by Cooper Cutlery in Winchester, OH. Sheath is made in the USA in Illinois. 1 of 25 made. Specifications Blade Type: Clip Point Bla...

3" (7.62cm) closed. Mirror finish 1095HC steel clip and spey blades. Brown sawcut bone handle. Nickel silver bolster's. Made in the USA

Only 400 sets made in the mid 70s. Red bone jigged handles with nickel silver bolsters & inlay shield. Each blade is etched with gold painted d...

The history behind the Cheetah pattern is fascinating, spanning from its origins in the late 19th century to its resurgence in the early 21st centu...

The history behind the Cheetah pattern is fascinating, spanning from its origins in the late 19th century to its resurgence in the early 21st centu...

Presented as a factory sample, this particular knife is one of only five ever produced, making it a veritable treasure for collectors and enthusias...