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The Rite Edge Two Blade Pen knife closes down to 2.75 inches overall, a pair of 440C stainless blades fitted to a jigged bone handle stamped with the Rite Edge name on the primary blade.
440C is a well-established stainless steel, chosen here for a small utility knife rather than a premium collector's piece, and it holds an edge well enough for the light cutting a Pen knife is built for, without the added cost that a more exotic powder steel would bring to a knife this small. Jigging is the textured, grooved pattern pressed or cut into the bone, giving the handle both a firmer grip and a look that echoes older factory-made traditional knives rather than a smooth, plain surface.
At 2.75 inches closed, this pattern is sized specifically for a pocket, tackle box, or small tool kit rather than heavier field use, with two blades that split light-duty tasks between them instead of relying on one all-purpose edge for everything. Bone handles like this one will show some natural variation in grain and color from knife to knife, which most buyers treat as part of owning a natural-material handle rather than a flaw to be avoided. A knife this size makes a practical stocking stuffer or small gift for anyone who already holds a larger primary blade. Explore more Specialty Knives.
This knife is exactly what I need.
The Rite Edge Two Blade Pen knife closes down to 2.75 inches overall, a pair of 440C stainless blades fitted to a jigged bone handle stamped with the Rite Edge name on the primary blade.
440C is a well-established stainless steel, chosen here for a small utility knife rather than a premium collector's piece, and it holds an edge well enough for the light cutting a Pen knife is built for, without the added cost that a more exotic powder steel would bring to a knife this small. Jigging is the textured, grooved pattern pressed or cut into the bone, giving the handle both a firmer grip and a look that echoes older factory-made traditional knives rather than a smooth, plain surface.
At 2.75 inches closed, this pattern is sized specifically for a pocket, tackle box, or small tool kit rather than heavier field use, with two blades that split light-duty tasks between them instead of relying on one all-purpose edge for everything. Bone handles like this one will show some natural variation in grain and color from knife to knife, which most buyers treat as part of owning a natural-material handle rather than a flaw to be avoided. A knife this size makes a practical stocking stuffer or small gift for anyone who already holds a larger primary blade. Explore more Specialty Knives.
This knife is exactly what I need.