Robeson English Jack Red Bone Pocket Knife

Description

The Robeson English Jack has mirror-finished stainless spear and pen blades in a red jigged bone handle with nickel silver bolsters and an inlay shield, closing to 4.5 inches, on a pattern that pivots both blades from the same end.

The spear blade is symmetrical with the point on the centerline, strong under pressure for piercing, while the pen blade is the slim shape traditionally kept for fine detail work. Jigging is the grooved texture cut into the bone, giving grip where a smooth surface turns slick, and red is a bolder color than the ambers that fill most traditional trays.

Robeson has been an American cutlery name since 1879, and the inlay shield and nickel silver bolsters are the detailing collectors look for. Each blade opens on a nail nick, held by a slip joint where spring tension does the work rather than a locking bar. Explore more Traditional Pocket Knives.

• Spear and pen blades pivoting from the same end
• Red jigged bone gives grip and an uncommon color
• Nickel silver bolsters with an inlay shield
• 4.5 inches closed on a slip joint