Rough Rider Brown Jigged Bone Congress Folding Knife

The Rough Rider Congress in Brown Jigged Bone follows the classic four-blade congress design, pairing mirror-finished stainless twin sheepsfoot, pen, and coping blades folding from a distinctive sawback spine with a brown jigged bone handle.

That four-blade lineup gives a range of edge shapes in one knife: the twin sheepsfoot blades handle controlled push cuts, the pen blade covers fine detail work, and the coping blade, a traditional small utility edge, adds yet another option for delicate cutting tasks. The congress pattern's signature sawback spine, where each blade curves out in a different direction, is one of the more distinctive traditional silhouettes, historically favored by buyers who wanted several specialized tools in one compact folder. Brown jigged bone brings natural texture to the handle.

Each blade is opened by a nail nick in the old pattern, retained by a slip joint that works on spring tension rather than a mechanical locking bar. Rough Rider's congress pattern gives collectors an elaborate traditional design. The four-blade format rewards collectors who appreciate variety in one compact traditional knife. Explore more Congress Knives.

• Four-blade configuration includes twin sheepsfoot, pen, and coping blades
• Distinctive sawback spine is a recognizable congress silhouette
• Brown jigged bone handle brings natural texture
• Slip joint opens the traditional way with a nail nick