Boker History Knife Japanese Army Pen Knife

18+

UK Friendly carry

£18.95

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Description
Specifications

The Japanese Army Pen Knife was standard military issue to the Japanese Army back in WWII. The knife is simplicity itself featuring a non-locking blade and a can opener towards the rear of the handle together with a lanyard loop. The handle is OD green aluminium with a cut out so you can access the blade nail nick. The blade is made from mirror polished 440A stainless steel and is extremely sharp. Plus as it is non-locking and under three inches meaning the knife is UK legal carry. Throw it in your pocket, pack or survival tin.

SKU: 01HY001
Width:: 10.00 (cm)
Height:: 10.00 (cm)
Depth:: 10.00 (cm)
Age Restriction:: 18+
Blade Material:: 440A Stainless Steel
Blade Length (cm): 5.0
Blade Thickness (cm): 0.13
Closed Length (cm): 7.8
Overall Length (cm): 13.9
Edge Type:: Plain
BESS Sharpness:: 97
Blade Shape:: Drop Point
Blade Finish:: Mirror Polished
Grind:: Flat
Handle Material:: Aluminium
Lock Type:: Non-Locking
UK Friendly Carry:: Yes
One Handed Opening:: No
Pocket Clip:: No
Product Weight (g): 30
fbt-product:: /marbles-survival-tin/

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Reviews

5
Boker history Japanese army pen knife

Posted by Spydyjo on 5th Jan 2023

Knife arrived today along with an Ontario sp10 Raider Bowie. Two ww2 utility knives, no wonder the Japs lost! Seriously though, this is a nice little knife that is great for collectors and very usable as an edc. It makes a good alternative to basic Swiss army knife. The tin opener is a copy of the US military issue P38 which has probably opened more tins than any other opener. The notch in the handle will open bottles. Two historical replica knives, one splits logs the other is my new edc.
4
Handy little knife.

Posted by Al on 12th Oct 2022

Very light and slim knife, .and fairly sharp OTB. Don’t think I would chance the tin opener which keeps popping out ! Useful for light tasks. I’m surprised if soldiers would use this in the field when you compare it with the hefty British Army Issue knives! Simple and well made knife light and pocketable
5
Good value

Posted by Richard Tosdevin on 10th Oct 2022

Good addition to my collection