Folding Knives

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Barlow Folders
19th Century Style 

Pictured from Top to Bottom: 001 - Simulated Stag (Bone) 002 - Horn 003 - Wood Russell Green River Works manufactured thousands of Barlows just like these for trade to the trappers, explorers and pioneers of the mountain west throughout the 1800's. A well established trade item, they are historically correct and extremely handy around camp. Available with simulated stag (genuine bone), horn or hardwood scales like the originals. They measure 3¾" closed, with a 2-1/4" clip- point and 1-1/2" second blade. Priced each.

Soldier's Knife

A miniature of the Valley Forge style folding knife similar to ones shown in Sketchbook '76. This 18th century soldier's knife features genuine horn scales and brass bolsters. 3-1/4" overall closed length, with a 2-3/4" blade. $18.95 each

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Mountain Man Folding Knife

This typical mountain man folding knife was popular from the mid-1700s through the mid 1800s and is an authentic reproduction of an original. Features genuine horn scales and brass bolsters. 5-1/2" overall closed length, with a 4-1/2" blade. $27 each

Gentleman’s Folding Knife

This style folding knife was popular during the 18th century. A fine reproduction similar to one shown in Sketchbook '76. Features genuine horn scales and brass bolsters with a special, better quality steel blade. 4-1/2" overall closed length, with a 3-1/2" blade. $19.95 each

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