Product Description
A large folding Myerchin rigging knife with hand-engraved scrimshaw on bone
This Myerchin rigging knife with scrimshaw is a working sailor's tool with a white smooth bone handle, hand-engraved by resident artist and store owner Brian Kiracofe. Choose from a whaling scene, Castle Hill Lighthouse, or Rose Island Lighthouse.
Myerchin designs its rigging knives for life on the water. This large folder carries a 3.25-inch ProMarine stainless sheepsfoot blade, a marlin spike for working knots and lines, and a shackle slot, all at 4.5 inches closed. It is serial numbered and comes with a black nylon belt sheath.
Features
- Large folding rigging knife by Myerchin
- Hand-engraved scrimshaw on white bone by Brian Kiracofe
- ProMarine stainless sheepsfoot blade
- Marlin spike and shackle slot
- Pocket clip, lanyard hole, and black nylon belt sheath
Specifications
- Maker: Myerchin
- Material: ProMarine stainless blade, white smooth bone handle, stainless bolsters
- Dimensions: 4.5" (11.43 cm) closed; 3.25" (8.26 cm) blade
- Blade style: Sheepsfoot
- Tools: Marlin spike, shackle slot
- Scrimshaw designs: Whaling Scene, Castle Hill, Rose Island
- Extras: Pocket clip, lanyard hole, serial number, black nylon belt sheath
Care Instructions
Rinse with fresh water after exposure to salt, dry thoroughly, and lightly oil the blade and pivot. Keep the bone handle out of prolonged sun and moisture to protect the scrimshaw.
FAQ
Is the scrimshaw hand-engraved?
Yes. Each handle is engraved by hand by Brian Kiracofe.
What is a marlin spike used for?
A marlin spike helps sailors loosen knots and splice rope.
Does it come with a sheath?
Yes. It includes a black nylon belt sheath.
A true sailor's rigging knife, made personal with scrimshaw engraved by hand.
Made to Order
Most pieces are in stock and ship right away. Items requiring engraving or finishing are completed within a few days, prepared with the same care and craftsmanship Scrimshanders is known for.