The Hen and Rooster Peanut has satin 1.4116 stainless clip and spey blades in a red pick bone handle with nickel silver bolsters and an inlay shield, closing to 2.75 inches.
Pick bone is worked with an irregular pitted surface rather than the parallel grooves of standard jigging, giving a rougher texture closer to weathered antler than to machined bone. The peanut is one of the smallest two-blade traditional patterns still made, sized to carry alongside keys without being noticed.
1.4116 is a German stainless used widely in kitchen cutlery, resisting rust well and coming back to sharp on any stone. The clip blade covers general cutting and the spey’s rounded tip suits scraping, both opening on a nail nick over a slip joint. Explore more Traditional Knives.
- 2.75 inches closed, one of the smallest two-blade patterns
- Red pick bone has an irregular pitted texture
- 1.4116 stainless resists rust and resharpens easily
- Nickel silver bolsters with an inlay shield
