Great Eastern Cutlery Northfield UN-X-LD #44 Buffalo Jack Ivory Linen Micarta 1095 Carbon Steel Gunstock Pocket Knife (3.50" Closed) 441126

The Great Eastern Cutlery Northfield #44 Buffalo Jack in Ivory Linen Micarta sets one 1095 blade inside polished ivory covers and nickel silver bolsters. It looks dressed for church and still cuts feed twine all week long.

• Ivory Linen Micarta Covers - Smooth, polished ivory linen micarta fills the palm and brings a bright, dressy look to a working pattern. Built from layered linen locked in resin, micarta stays stable through sweat and weather. A square bar shield finishes the face.
• 1095 Carbon Steel Blade - One satin-finished 1095 blade carries the Northfield etch. This carbon steel sharpens fast on a simple stone, but it dulls sooner than premium steels. Wipe it dry after use and keep a light coat of oil on it to prevent rust.
• Slip Joint Action - A nail nick lifts the blade against a medium pull. On the way out, it settles into a crisp, positive half stop. Closing brings a smooth walk-and-talk as the backspring carries the blade home.

The Great Eastern Cutlery #44 Buffalo Jack

The Buffalo Jack is the #44 pattern from Great Eastern Cutlery, a take on the old American gunstock jack. Gunstock patterns take their name from the handle profile, and the frame narrows behind the front bolster which widens toward the back, giving it the outline of a rifle stock. GEC builds every one in Titusville, Pennsylvania, where more than 200 hand operations go into a single knife.