Rough Rider Barlow Red Jigged Bone Folding Knife

Description

The Rough Rider Barlow in Red Jigged Bone follows the classic barlow pattern, a stonewash-finished stainless clip blade set in a red jigged bone handle with nickel silver bolsters, built around the barlow’s distinctive long bolster and single-blade simplicity.

The barlow pattern is one of the oldest and most recognizable traditional knife shapes in all of American cutlery, historically defined by an elongated bolster that extends noticeably further down the handle than most other comparable patterns, giving it a distinctive, easily identifiable silhouette that experienced collectors can spot at a glance. Everyday cutting is the clip blade’s part, and the stonewash finish handles daily scuffs and scratches without showing wear the way a polished blade would. Red jigged bone brings natural texture and a bold color to the handle, and nickel silver bolsters add durability along with distinctive shine.

The blade opens on a nail nick, the traditional way, held in place by a slip joint, which relies on spring tension instead of a mechanical lock. Rough Rider’s barlow pattern gives collectors a historic traditional shape at an accessible price point that respects the barlow pattern’s long, well-documented heritage across American cutlery history.

• Barlow’s distinctive elongated bolster is one of cutlery’s oldest recognizable shapes
• Stonewash finish hides daily scuffs and scratches
• Red jigged bone handle brings natural texture and bold color
• Nickel silver bolsters add durability and distinctive shine

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