This knife showcases an update on a classic slip joint style; includes clip-point, spey and Wharncliffe blades for multiple cutting tasks
With 7Cr17MoV stainless steel blades, you can expect good edge retention, toughness and wear resistance, complemented by a satin polish for a classic appearance
The knife opens manually using a nail nick for reliable operation

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The Kershaw Brandywine beautifully blends traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation, redefining the classic pocketknife experience. This three-bladed slip joint knife features a versatile combination of clip-point, spey and Wharncliffe blades, all crafted from 7Cr17MoV stainless steel. Enhanced with vanadium, these blades offer exceptional strength, wear resistance and durability, ensuring a long-lasting edge that stands up to any task. For a contemporary flair, the handle scales are made from sleek black G10, expertly shaped and polished to highlight the rich luster and intricate weave of the material. Kershaw adds a touch of elegance with brass liners and rivets, elevating the Brandywine's aesthetic appeal. Whether you're a collector or an everyday user, the Brandywine combines style, function and quality, making it a standout addition to any knife enthusiast's toolkit. Experience the perfect harmony of tradition and modernity with the Kershaw Brandywine.

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