A large Sunfish-pattern scrimshaw knife with bone, brass, and old-pocket grandeur

The Rough Ryder Knife w/Scrimshaw – “Sunfish” has the generous shape and easy authority of a large traditional pocketknife. Its ox bone handle is engraved with authentic scrimshaw by Brian Kiracofe, while the 440 stainless steel blade and brass bolsters give it the sturdy confidence of a knife meant to be used, admired, and passed along.

This is a scrimshaw knife with presence. The broad Sunfish pattern suits collectors who appreciate classic forms, and it offers a memorable nautical gift for anyone drawn to maritime craft, heirloom materials, and hand‑engraved detail.

Features

• Large Rough Ryder Sunfish knife with authentic scrimshaw
• Ox bone handle engraved by Brian Kiracofe
• 440 stainless steel blade for durable everyday use
• Brass bolsters for classic warmth and visual balance
• Broad Sunfish pattern with strong collectible appeal
• A distinctive nautical gift and heirloom-style pocket knife

Specifications

• Material: Ox bone handle, brass bolsters, 440 stainless steel blade
• Engraving type: Authentic hand‑engraved scrimshaw
• Mechanism: Folding pocket knife
• Dimensions: Large pocket knife format
• Intended use: Everyday carry, collection, gifting
• Style: Sunfish knife, scrimshaw pocket knife, maritime collectible

Care Instructions

Wipe dry after use and keep the blade lightly oiled. Protect the bone handle from prolonged moisture and harsh cleaners.

FAQ

What is a Sunfish knife?

A Sunfish knife is a broad, traditional pocketknife pattern known for its generous shape and comfortable hand feel.

Is the scrimshaw hand‑engraved?

Yes. The ox bone handle features authentic scrimshaw by Brian Kiracofe.

What materials are used?

This knife is made with a 440 stainless steel blade, ox bone handle, and brass bolsters.

Is it suitable for everyday use?

Yes. It is designed as a practical large pocket knife while also serving beautifully as a collectible.

Does each knife vary?

Yes. Natural bone character and hand engraving make every piece slightly different.

Closing Line

A large scrimshaw Sunfish knife for collectors, gift buyers, and everyday carriers who favor traditional form, maritime spirit, and enduring pocket‑worthy craftsmanship.