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The Schrade Imperial Work Knife has a 2.75-inch stainless skinner blade in a black synthetic handle with an inlay shield, closing to 3.63 inches.
This is a sodbuster pattern, a single-blade folder with a plain curved handle and no bolsters, built in Germany from the 1800s as the cheapest useful knife a working man could buy. The shape survives because there is nothing on it to break: one blade, one spring, two scales, and no decoration to add cost.
The skinner blade has a broad curved belly, which suits hide work and general cutting where a fine point is not needed. Synthetic scales hold their shape where bone would move with moisture, and the inlay shield is the only ornament on the knife. Explore more Traditional Knives.
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The Schrade Imperial Work Knife has a 2.75-inch stainless skinner blade in a black synthetic handle with an inlay shield, closing to 3.63 inches.
This is a sodbuster pattern, a single-blade folder with a plain curved handle and no bolsters, built in Germany from the 1800s as the cheapest useful knife a working man could buy. The shape survives because there is nothing on it to break: one blade, one spring, two scales, and no decoration to add cost.
The skinner blade has a broad curved belly, which suits hide work and general cutting where a fine point is not needed. Synthetic scales hold their shape where bone would move with moisture, and the inlay shield is the only ornament on the knife. Explore more Traditional Knives.
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