A two-blade scrimshaw pocket knife with brass, bone, and the calm confidence of tradition

The Rough Ryder 2 Blade Knife w/Scrimshaw carries the quiet strength of a well-made maritime pocketknife. Its ox bone scales are engraved with authentic scrimshaw by resident artist Brian Kiracofe, while the stainless steel multi-blade format and brass bolsters give it the practical feel of a trusted everyday companion.

This scrimshaw knife brings together usefulness and story in equal measure. For collectors, gift buyers, and knife enthusiasts alike, it offers the warmth of hand-engraved bone, the heritage of sailor’s art, and the enduring appeal of a traditional two-blade knife.

Features

• Rough Ryder two-blade pocket knife with authentic scrimshaw
• Ox bone scales hand-engraved by Brian Kiracofe
• Stainless steel multi-blade design for everyday utility
• Brass bolsters for a classic, heritage finish
• A collectible scrimshaw knife with nautical gift appeal
• Natural bone variation gives each piece its own character

Specifications

• Material: Ox bone scales, stainless steel blades, brass bolsters
• Engraving type: Authentic hand-engraved scrimshaw
• Mechanism: Two-blade folding pocket knife
• Dimensions: 3.75 in. blade format noted on current product data
• Intended use: Everyday carry, collection, gifting
• Style: Scrimshaw pocket knife, bone handle knife, maritime collectible

Care Instructions

Wipe clean after handling and keep dry. A light touch of oil on the blades and joints will help preserve smooth action and finish.

FAQ

What is scrimshaw?

Scrimshaw is a traditional maritime engraving art in which detailed designs are worked into bone and finished to reveal the image.

Is this knife hand-engraved?

Yes. The ox bone scales feature authentic scrimshaw by Brian Kiracofe.

What materials are used?

This knife is made with stainless steel blades, brass bolsters, and ox bone scales.

Is it suitable for everyday use?

Yes. Its two-blade format makes it practical for daily use while remaining collectible in character.

Does the artwork vary?

Yes. Hand engraving and natural bone grain give each knife slight variation and individual charm.

Closing Line

A two-blade scrimshaw knife for those who value maritime craft, useful beauty, and the kind of pocket companion that only grows more meaningful with time.