Rosecraft Blades Red Picked Bone Clinch River Swayback
$65.95
The RoseCraft Clinch River Swayback Red Picked Bone is based on the popular traditional Swayback pattern but offers a finger choil that is cut partly from the blade and partly from the bolster. This one-bladed slip joint features a 3.125” 14C28N Steel Wharncliffe blade with a half stop and a brushed satin finish. The covers are Red Picked Bone with steel liners, nickel silver pins, a nickel silver Rosebud Shield, and brushed steel bolsters. It’s 4” closed, 7.125” fully open and weighs 4.2oz. Designed by Andy Armstrong. Made in China
The covers on this knife are manually hand-jigged one by one.
Please Note: Our Red Picked Bone is hand-jigged and intentionally dyed and finished to look vintage. These covers are reminiscent of those you might find on a knife that has seen plenty of love and is worn-in just right with lighter spots and smoother spots throughout. The images shown on this page show examples of how the bone appears on this pattern. Your knife will look different because every set of covers is unique.
Expected restock date: October 29, 2026
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Description
The RoseCraft Clinch River Swayback Red Picked Bone is based on the popular traditional Swayback pattern but offers a finger choil that is cut partly from the blade and partly from the bolster. This one-bladed slip joint features a 3.125” 14C28N Steel Wharncliffe blade with a half stop and a brushed satin finish. The covers are Red Picked Bone with steel liners, nickel silver pins, a nickel silver Rosebud Shield, and brushed steel bolsters. It’s 4” closed, 7.125” fully open and weighs 4.2oz. Designed by Andy Armstrong. Made in China
The covers on this knife are manually hand-jigged one by one.
Please Note: Our Red Picked Bone is hand-jigged and intentionally dyed and finished to look vintage. These covers are reminiscent of those you might find on a knife that has seen plenty of love and is worn-in just right with lighter spots and smoother spots throughout. The images shown on this page show examples of how the bone appears on this pattern. Your knife will look different because every set of covers is unique.
