Very pleased with this purchase
AMAZING KNIFE! Very pleased with this purchase.
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The Rough Rider Swayback in Cinnamon Bone Stag combines three blades on the distinctive swayback handle shape, a mirror-finished carbon steel wharncliffe blade paired with a pen blade and a coping blade, fitted to a cinnamon stag bone handle with nickel silver bolsters.
The swayback pattern gets its name from the handle's distinctive curved, dipping spine, a recognizable silhouette that immediately sets it apart from the straight-backed traditional patterns found throughout most of the catalog. The wharncliffe blade holds a straight cutting edge that curves only near the tip, well suited to controlled push cuts, while the pen blade handles fine detail work and the coping blade, a traditional small utility edge, adds yet another useful option for the most delicate, precise cutting tasks. Cinnamon stag bone brings natural texture and warm coloration to the handle that only improves with age.
There is no thumb stud here; each individual blade opens on a nail nick, secured by a slip joint, where spring tension does the work rather than a mechanical lock. Rough Rider's swayback pattern gives collectors a distinctive handle shape paired with three-blade utility rarely matched by simpler, single-blade or two-blade traditional patterns found elsewhere. Explore more Traditional Knives.
AMAZING KNIFE! Very pleased with this purchase.
The Rough Rider Swayback in Cinnamon Bone Stag combines three blades on the distinctive swayback handle shape, a mirror-finished carbon steel wharncliffe blade paired with a pen blade and a coping blade, fitted to a cinnamon stag bone handle with nickel silver bolsters.
The swayback pattern gets its name from the handle's distinctive curved, dipping spine, a recognizable silhouette that immediately sets it apart from the straight-backed traditional patterns found throughout most of the catalog. The wharncliffe blade holds a straight cutting edge that curves only near the tip, well suited to controlled push cuts, while the pen blade handles fine detail work and the coping blade, a traditional small utility edge, adds yet another useful option for the most delicate, precise cutting tasks. Cinnamon stag bone brings natural texture and warm coloration to the handle that only improves with age.
There is no thumb stud here; each individual blade opens on a nail nick, secured by a slip joint, where spring tension does the work rather than a mechanical lock. Rough Rider's swayback pattern gives collectors a distinctive handle shape paired with three-blade utility rarely matched by simpler, single-blade or two-blade traditional patterns found elsewhere. Explore more Traditional Knives.
AMAZING KNIFE! Very pleased with this purchase.