Great Eastern Cutlery Tidioute #16 Canoe Denim Blue Micarta 1095 Carbon Steel Two Blade Pocket Knife (3.50" Closed) 162226

The Great Eastern Cutlery Tidioute #16 Canoe wraps a classic two-blade canoe in denim blue Micarta, matching a spear master and pen secondary to a firm, traditional slip-joint walk and talk that traditional carry fans chase.

• 1095 Carbon Steel Blades - A spear master and pen secondary in classic American 1095, an entry-to-mid tool steel prized for easy sharpening and toughness. It takes a keen edge fast, though carbon steel rusts if neglected, so wipe it dry and add a light oil to keep it clean.
• Denim Blue Micarta Handle - Rugged denim blue Micarta scales bring a worn-in, smooth finish that only looks better with pocket time. Nickel silver bolsters and brass liners frame the covers, dressing this canoe up over a tough, weatherproof synthetic.
• Two-Blade Slip-Joint Action - Both blades ride a single backspring and open with a traditional nail nick, no locks and no thumb studs. The walk and talk is firm and snappy, closing each blade with an authoritative backspring push you feel through the covers.
• USA Pinned Construction - Built in Titusville, Pennsylvania with pinned construction and no visible screws, true to early-1900s pocket cutlery. Nickel silver bolsters and a shield inlay finish a frame meant for a lifetime of gentleman's carry.

The Great Eastern Cutlery #16 Canoe

The Great Eastern Cutlery #16 Canoe revives the Little Indian Girl Canoe, a compact two-blade pattern the company first cut in 2012. Every version pairs a spear master with a smaller pen blade on a single backspring, sized to fill a hand without weighing down a pocket. Tidioute Cutlery is the working-grade line, built for people who actually carry and use a traditional knife rather than shelve it. Each one is made in Titusville, Pennsylvania across more than two hundred hand operations, with nickel silver bolsters and a shield inlay set into the covers.