Novelty Cutlery Don't Tread on Me Barlow Knife
- UPC:
- 871373703245
- MPN:
- 324
- Condition:
- New
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- $5.95 Flat Rate (Per Order)
Fast shipping from Georgia
Description
The Novelty Cutlery Barlow has mirror finish stainless clip and pen blades in an acrylic handle with Don't Tread On Me artwork and nickel silver bolsters, closing to 3.25 inches.
The Gadsden flag imagery dates to 1775, and putting it on a barlow places two pieces of early American history on one knife, since the barlow pattern itself crossed the Atlantic in the same century. The artwork sits inside the acrylic rather than printed on the surface, so pocket carry cannot rub it away.
The barlow is recognized by its long bolster running well past the pivot, which began as reinforcement on a cheap working knife and stayed as the pattern's signature. The clip blade takes general cutting while the pen blade handles fine work a larger edge cannot reach. Explore more Barlow Knives.
- Gadsden flag artwork set inside the acrylic
- Two pieces of 18th century American history on one knife
- Long barlow bolster, the pattern's signature
- Clip and pen blades, 3.25 inches closed
Specifications
- Blade Finish:
- Mirror
- Blade Size:
- 3 to under 4 in
- Blade Steel:
- Stainless Steel
- Blade Steel Type:
- Stainless Steel
- Blade Type:
- Clip, Pen
- Bolster Material:
- Nickel Silver
- Closed Length:
- 3.25 in
- Edge Type:
- Plain Edge
- Handle Material:
- Acrylic
- Lock Type:
- Slip Joint
- Number of Blades:
- 2
- Opening Mechanism:
- Nail Nick
- Country of Origin:
- China
- Google Feed:
- Yes
- Bing Feed:
- No
- Pinterest Feed:
- No
Warranty
Description
The Novelty Cutlery Barlow has mirror finish stainless clip and pen blades in an acrylic handle with Don't Tread On Me artwork and nickel silver bolsters, closing to 3.25 inches.
The Gadsden flag imagery dates to 1775, and putting it on a barlow places two pieces of early American history on one knife, since the barlow pattern itself crossed the Atlantic in the same century. The artwork sits inside the acrylic rather than printed on the surface, so pocket carry cannot rub it away.
The barlow is recognized by its long bolster running well past the pivot, which began as reinforcement on a cheap working knife and stayed as the pattern's signature. The clip blade takes general cutting while the pen blade handles fine work a larger edge cannot reach. Explore more Barlow Knives.
- Gadsden flag artwork set inside the acrylic
- Two pieces of 18th century American history on one knife
- Long barlow bolster, the pattern's signature
- Clip and pen blades, 3.25 inches closed
Specifications
- Blade Finish:
- Mirror
- Blade Size:
- 3 to under 4 in
- Blade Steel:
- Stainless Steel
- Blade Steel Type:
- Stainless Steel
- Blade Type:
- Clip, Pen
- Bolster Material:
- Nickel Silver
- Closed Length:
- 3.25 in
- Edge Type:
- Plain Edge
- Handle Material:
- Acrylic
- Lock Type:
- Slip Joint
- Number of Blades:
- 2
- Opening Mechanism:
- Nail Nick
- Country of Origin:
- China
- Google Feed:
- Yes
- Bing Feed:
- No
- Pinterest Feed:
- No
Specifications
Blade Finish, Blade Size, Blade Steel, Blade Steel Type, Blade Type, Bolster Material, Closed Length, Edge Type, Handle Material, Lock Type,
Specifications
- Blade Finish:
- Mirror
- Blade Size:
- 3 to under 4 in
- Blade Steel:
- Stainless Steel
- Blade Steel Type:
- Stainless Steel
- Blade Type:
- Clip, Pen
- Bolster Material:
- Nickel Silver
- Closed Length:
- 3.25 in
- Edge Type:
- Plain Edge
- Handle Material:
- Acrylic
- Lock Type:
- Slip Joint
- Number of Blades:
- 2
- Opening Mechanism:
- Nail Nick
- Country of Origin:
- China
- Google Feed:
- Yes
- Bing Feed:
- No
- Pinterest Feed:
- No
Warranty
Warranty
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