Delegate Knife by CRKT

Reading time: less than a minute | Written by Ben Branch | January 10th 2013

The Delegate Knife was designed to be the kind of knife a delegate to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787 might have had in his pocket, its blade is 3 inches long, it weighs in at 1.7 ounces and it has the look of a knife that’ll one day make a great heirloom piece.

Grab yours here for $49.99 USD

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Published by Ben Branch - January 10th 2013

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