Rough Rider Appaloosa Bone Capital Intern Folding Knife

The Rough Rider Capital Intern in Appaloosa Bone pairs mirror-finished stainless pen and sheepsfoot blades, fitted to a white and gray smooth bone handle with nickel silver bolsters and an inlay shield.

The pen blade's smaller, more controlled edge handles fine detail work with precision, while the sheepsfoot blade's straight edge and blunt spine excel at controlled push cuts where a pointed blade would be far less precise, a practical two-blade pairing suited to everyday tasks. That white and gray smooth bone gives the handle a clean, mottled look distinct from a single solid color, each piece showing its own natural variation. Nickel silver bolsters add durability at the pivot points along with distinctive shine.

Each blade opens on a nail nick, the traditional way, secured by a slip joint, where spring tension does the work rather than a mechanical locking bar. Rough Rider's Capital Intern pattern brings a compact, precise blade pairing to a mottled traditional handle. Where it fits is with a buyer wanting a compact, precise two-blade traditional folder. The mottled white and gray bone gives it visual character well beyond a flat, single-color handle alone. Names like Capital Intern add a touch of personality to what would otherwise be a standard pattern. Explore more Specialty Knives.

• Two-blade design sets a pen blade with a sheepsfoot blade
• White and gray smooth bone handle gives a clean, mottled look
• Sheepsfoot blade excels at controlled push cuts
• Inlay shield adds collector-grade detailing