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The RoseCraft Blades Overall Creek Farm Hand Black Sandalwood features a 7.37cm (2.9") D2 drop point blade with a brushed satin finish. The blade is 2.7mm thick and includes a half-stop for added functionality. This one-bladed traditional slip joint is the first RoseCraft traditional knife to be crafted without bolsters. It’s built with steel liners, nickel silver pins, and a birds-eye pivot. The handles are made from genuine Black Sandalwood with a diamond-checkered grip for enhanced handling. The knife measures 10.16cm (4") closed, 17.53cm (6.9") overall, and weighs 71g (2.5 oz). This design reimagines traditional farm and ranch patterns, brought to life by Andy Armstrong.
A note about RoseCraft’s wood handles: Wood is a natural material with unique grain patterns. Each knife is one-of-a-kind, and while yours will share similarities with the pictured variations, it will have its own distinct character.
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Add to BasketRosecraft knives are making me feel I’ve wasted a lot of money on other knives that are nowhere near as good as this (and Rosecraft knives in general). Fit, finish, quality of materials are unbelievably good, I’ve got £300 knives that are not a match for this. Absolutely amazing !
Can't fault anything about this one, it meets if not exceeds the quality of all the others I have from Rosecraft, Case may as well not bother making this pattern any more as long as Rosecraft are turning these out to this standard.
Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
