Case - Peanut - Caribbean Blue Sawcut Jig Bone - 25596 Timascus Its' CPM-S30V blade provides excellent

Its' CPM-S30V blade provides excellent edge retention

No artificial dyes or fragrance

This particular one is finished in a very unique blue sparkle kirinite immersed in ice-cold blues with a dewy shine that glistens in nature's light that works well with the clip point blade and bottle opener

The blunt base of the knife’s blade was capable of prying items from the terrain

Stainless steel provides the strength and durability needed for a reliable butterfly knife

Case - Peanut - Caribbean Blue Sawcut Jig Bone - 25596 Timascus Its' CPM-S30V blade provides excellentThe Peanut, a small round ended serpentine jack knife was introduced sometime before 1915. After one look, collectors quickly referred to this pattern as the peanut due to its small, petite size. On the recent versions of this knife, the master blade will almost always be a clip blade, and the second blade, if one at all, will be either a pen or spey blade or possibly a pair of scissors. Both the clip and pen blades are attached to one spring