The Remington Mallard Duck White Smooth Bone Lockback and Peanut Folding Knife Gift Set celebrates classic American pocketknife tradition with a nod to waterfowl hunting heritage. This collectible set includes two timeless patterns—the dependable lockback and the compact peanut—each designed with the kind of craftsmanship and practicality that have defined traditional pocketknives for generations.
Both knives feature satin-finished stainless steel blades that provide dependable corrosion resistance and solid everyday cutting performance. The satin finish highlights the clean grind lines of the blades while maintaining a classic, work-ready look. Whether used for small daily tasks or added to a growing collection, these blades offer reliable utility backed by a design that’s stood the test of time.
The handles are crafted from white smooth bone, giving each knife a bright, classic appearance with subtle natural character in the material. Each front handle is embellished with etched mallard duck hunting artwork, celebrating one of the most iconic birds in North American waterfowl hunting. The artwork adds personality and collector appeal while maintaining the traditional styling that Remington enthusiasts appreciate.
The lockback pattern provides a sturdy back lock mechanism that keeps the blade securely in place during use, making it a dependable working knife. The peanut pattern offers a compact, pocket-friendly design that’s easy to carry while still handling light cutting tasks with ease. Together, the two knives create a balanced set that’s both practical and highly collectible.
The set is packaged in a full-color collector’s display tin, making it an excellent gift for hunters, knife enthusiasts, and Remington collectors alike. The display tin not only protects the knives but also adds a nostalgic touch that fits perfectly with the heritage-inspired design of the set.
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