This knife features a high carbon stainless steel clip-point blade, offering versatility for various cutting tasks
The sheepsfoot blade design enhances control and safety during cutting tasks
Clip-point pen blade with nail pulls, allowing for easy blade deployment and a variety of cutting tasks
Featuring sawcut handles with nickel silver bolsters, this knife combines durability with a timeless aesthetic
With brass pins used in construction, this knife offers both aesthetic appeal and structural integrity
Heat-treated back springs enhance the knife's durability and performance over time
The knife is backed by a limited lifetime warranty, ensuring long-term quality and customer satisfaction

Features

The Old Timer Middleman Knife is a versatile multi-blade tool, perfect for everyday carry and outdoor activities. Featuring three stainless steel blades a clip, sheepfoot and spey this knife is designed for various cutting tasks, each easily accessed through convenient nail nicks. The saw cut brown Delrin handle, measuring 3-5/16 inches when closed, is both durable and comfortable to grip, enhanced by brass liners for added strength. Adorned with the iconic Old Timer shield and elegant nickel silver bolsters, this knife combines classic style with functionality. Whether you're in the field or at home, the Middleman Knife is a reliable companion for all your cutting needs.

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