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SHOP CASE KNIVESThe Rough Rider 250th Anniversary Folding Jack honors 250 years of American history with classic craftsmanship and patriotic design. Part of a special series celebrating the nation’s milestone, this traditional folding knife blends collectible appeal with practical functionality, making it ideal for enthusiasts and everyday users alike.
This Folding Jack features dual blades—a clip point and a spey—crafted from mirror polished 440 stainless steel, each etched with a commemorative anniversary design. Both blades operate on a slip joint mechanism and include a match strike pull for smooth, controlled opening with traditional pocketknife character. The clip point blade delivers precision and piercing ability, while the spey blade offers a broad, straight edge for general cutting and utility tasks, providing versatile performance in a compact package.
The handle combines lustrous Mother of Pearl with layered blue and red acrylic, producing a bold, celebratory appearance. Brass liners reinforce the handle’s structure, while ringed nickel silver bolsters and nickel silver spacers add strength and a polished, timeless look. An inlaid red, white, and blue color-filled nickel silver “America 250th” shield completes the patriotic design, giving this Folding Jack a collectible and visually striking presence.
At 3.5 inches closed, the knife is compact and pocket-friendly while offering a secure, comfortable grip for controlled use. Rough Rider’s commitment to traditional patterns, quality materials, and attention to detail ensures that this Folding Jack delivers both functional utility and enduring collectible value, reflecting pride in American heritage.
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