Great Eastern Cutlery #63 Fish Knife Black and Gold Acrylic 420HC Stainless Pocket Knife (4.50" Closed) 631226SS

The Great Eastern Cutlery #63 Fish Knife in Black and Gold Acrylic is a 2026 Special Factory Assembly with two 420HC stainless blades in covers that gleam like a fresh lure. Each blade snaps home hard.

• Twin 420HC Stainless Blades - Both blades are 420HC stainless with a satin finish and a nail nick. A long clip point handles most cuts, backed by a second blade on its own spring. 420HC resists rust well and sharpens fast on a basic stone. The trade-off is shorter edge life than premium steels.
• Black and Gold Acrylic Covers - Black and gold acrylic covers run between nickel silver bolsters, with a nickel silver shield set in the middle. Acrylic is a stable synthetic. It handles water without the swelling or cracking that some natural handle materials can suffer.
• 2026 Special Factory Assembly - This Black and Gold Acrylic Fish Knife is a 2026 Special Factory Assembly from Great Eastern Cutlery. Like every GEC knife, it is built in Titusville, Pennsylvania, and passes through an estimated 200 hands-on steps before it leaves the shop.
• Firm Slip Joint Action - Two steel backsprings give each blade a firm pull and a crisp half stop that parks it partway open. Push past the half stop and the blade cracks shut with real authority. Brass liners and brass pins hold the whole frame together.

The Great Eastern Cutlery #63 Fish Knife

The #63 from Great Eastern Cutlery revives the Fishtail, a pattern first seen around the turn of the 20th century. It runs long when closed, but the slim handle rides easier than its length suggests. The Fish Knife version, built in Titusville, Pennsylvania, swaps the usual single blade for a clip point and a descaler. At the end of the handle, the tail bolster flares out like the fish tail, giving the pattern its name.