The Schrade Old Timer Middleman Jack has stainless clip and pen blades in sawcut Delrin handles with nickel silver bolsters and an inlay shield, closing to 3.25 inches.
A jack knife pivots both blades from the same end, which is what separates it from a trapper or stockman where blades sit at opposite ends. The clip blade handles general cutting while the pen blade, slim and symmetrical, takes the fine work a larger edge cannot reach.
Sawcut Delrin is textured with fine parallel grooves that copy the look of sawcut bone while shrugging moisture and barn chemicals. At 3.25 inches closed this is the pocket-sized member of the Old Timer family, small enough to forget until it is needed. Explore more Traditional Knives.
- Clip and pen blades pivoting from the same end
- Jack pattern, distinct from a trapper or stockman
- Sawcut Delrin copies bone texture without the upkeep
- Nickel silver bolsters, 3.25 inches closed
