Rooster Sowbelly
Posted in Folding Knives by admin
on June 22, 2008
Rooster Sowbelly
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Hen & Rooster Knives 283BLBLC Little Cuttin Horse Sowbelly Stockman Knife w/Blue Pick Bone Handles $68.40 Hen & Rooster Little Cuttin Horse Sowbelly Stockman Knife: Model HR-283BLBLC. 3 1/2" closed. Stainless large clip, small clip, and spey blades. Master and spey blades feature frosted etch. Blue pick bone handles with nickel silver bolsters and inlay shield. Made in Germany.... |
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Hen & Rooster Knives 213RWJ Sowbelly Stockman Pocket Knife with Red Walnut Jigged Bone Handles $78.99 Hen & Rooster Knives - Sowbelly Stockman Pocket Knife with Red Walnut Jigged Bone Handles: Model HR-213RWJ. 3 3/4" closed. Stainless large clip, small clip and spey blades. Master blade has etching. Red walnut jigged handles with pinched nickel silver bolsters and inlay shield. Made in Germany.... |
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Hen & Rooster Knives 213DSCUT Cuttin' Horse Sowbelly Stockman Pocket Knife with Stag Handles $90.00 Hen & Rooster Knives - Cuttin' Horse Sowbelly Stockman Pocket Knife with Stag Handles: Model HR-213DSCUT. 3 3/4" closed. Stainless large clip, small clip and spey blades. Clip and spey blades feature frosted etch. Genuine deer stag handles with nickel silver bolsters and inlay shield. Made in Germany.... |
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HEN & ROOSTER AND Burl Wood Damascus Sowbelly Pocket Knife Knives $94.55 Beautiful HEN & ROOSTER Burl Wood Sowbelly Made in Spain HR-213DAM/BURL 1 of Only 300 Made Damascus Steel New and never been used or sharpened, this gorgeous knife, is 3 1/2 inches long (folded/fixed) and comes with a Lifetime Warranty! The Blades are Damascus Steel. Damascus blades are made by welding together a few hundred layers of hard and soft steel and then etch in acid. The acid a... |