Description

The Peacemaker
Dodge City, a bustling town in Kansas, was known for its rough and lawless nature in the late 1800s.  It was a hub for the cattle trade and was home to many cowboys and other characters of the American West.

Wyatt Earp was a famous lawman who worked in Dodge City and was known for his efforts to bring law and order to the town.  He is often remembered as a symbol of the American West and the struggle to tame the frontier.

Specs
Open Length: 6.35″
Handle Material: Black Swirl Carbon Fiber
Blade Style: Sheepsfoot
Blade Material: M390
Blade Length: 2.70″
Bolster Material: Gold Anodized Titanium
Release Date: 2024
Designed In: Maryville, TN
Manufactured In: China

The state of Kansas, located in the Great Plains, has a rich history closely tied to the agriculture industry, particularly wheat production. It is known as the “Breadbasket of America” because of its abundant wheat fields and the hardworking farmers who worked the soil.

With a history dating back to westward expansion, Kansans are known for their strong work ethic and pioneering spirit.The rolling prairies and vast grasslands of Kansas have shaped the state’s culture and way of life.

Wheat State Cutlery is a line of pocket knives that embraces the rugged beauty and unique way of living life on the edge.

The Wheat State Peacemaker comes with packaging designed to make it even more special. Each knife is stored in a leather zipper pouch inside a sturdy outer box. Along with the knife, you’ll find a collector’s coin that matches the serial number engraved on the blade: 01M10024. This number tells the story of the Peacemaker — 01 for the first Wheat State model, M for the M390 blade steel, 100 for the number made in each handle style (burl wood, carbon fiber, and Red River), and 24 for its release year, 2024. The packaging adds a personal touch to this small batch production.