Traditional two-blade Barlow folding pocket knife with smooth black bovine horn handle scales, metal bolsters, and brass-colored pins. Features a larger clip-point blade and a smaller pen blade, both folding into the same end of the handle. The bolster is stamped BARLOW.
The Barlow pattern originated in England and became one of the most recognizable American pocket knife designs during the 19th century. Its distinctive elongated bolster was intended to reinforce the pivot area, producing a sturdy, practical knife for everyday use.
