Every thing is good
Every thing is good
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The Rough Rider Turquoise Mini Razor is a compact novelty folder, a 1.38-inch stainless razor-style blade fitted to a distinctive turquoise and brown wood handle, closing to just 2 inches overall.
Novelty and miniature knives have long held a dedicated place among traditional cutlery collectors, and the razor blade shape here holds a straight, purpose-focused edge different from the curved profiles found on most traditional patterns, a distinctive detail that sets this piece apart visually as much as functionally. Turquoise inlay set against the brown wood handle gives the Mini Razor an eye-catching two-tone look that stands out in a collection of standard bone and wood handled knives. A lanyard hole lets it ride on a keyring or bag zipper for easy access or display, as much a conversation piece as a working blade, small enough that most people carrying it will get asked about it sooner or later, whether at work, out with friends, or at a family gathering somewhere down the road.
Rough Rider has built a following among collectors for distinctive small pieces exactly like this, an affordable, easy way to add color and variety to a growing collection without much investment. Turquoise inlay work has a long history in Southwestern-style knives and jewelry alike. Explore more Budget Knives.
Every thing is good
The Rough Rider Turquoise Mini Razor is a compact novelty folder, a 1.38-inch stainless razor-style blade fitted to a distinctive turquoise and brown wood handle, closing to just 2 inches overall.
Novelty and miniature knives have long held a dedicated place among traditional cutlery collectors, and the razor blade shape here holds a straight, purpose-focused edge different from the curved profiles found on most traditional patterns, a distinctive detail that sets this piece apart visually as much as functionally. Turquoise inlay set against the brown wood handle gives the Mini Razor an eye-catching two-tone look that stands out in a collection of standard bone and wood handled knives. A lanyard hole lets it ride on a keyring or bag zipper for easy access or display, as much a conversation piece as a working blade, small enough that most people carrying it will get asked about it sooner or later, whether at work, out with friends, or at a family gathering somewhere down the road.
Rough Rider has built a following among collectors for distinctive small pieces exactly like this, an affordable, easy way to add color and variety to a growing collection without much investment. Turquoise inlay work has a long history in Southwestern-style knives and jewelry alike. Explore more Budget Knives.
Every thing is good