Old Southern Style 6" Stainless Steel Pocket Knife with Pakkawood Handle

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Old Southern Style Stainless Steel Pocket Knife

This traditional-style folding pocket knife pairs a stainless steel blade with a plain dark Pakkawood handle, double stainless steel bolsters, and a genuine cowhide leather sheath. Its understated handle contrasts with the bright metal fittings, giving the knife a classic appearance suited to a pocket-knife collection or everyday cutting tasks appropriate to its design.

The knife has a stated 3-inch blade, 3-inch handle, and 6-inch overall length when open. Its folding design and slim profile make it a compact option for shoppers comparing traditional pocket knives.

Stainless Steel Blade with Nail Nick

The stainless steel blade has a narrow profile and a visible nail nick for manual opening. The exact steel grade, hardness, and heat treatment have not been provided, so specific claims about edge retention or corrosion resistance cannot be confirmed.

Keep the blade clean and dry after use, and sharpen it according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Before use, check that the blade opens and closes smoothly and that its retention mechanism functions correctly.

Plain Dark Pakkawood Handle

The handle features a plain, dark finish with three visible pins and metal bolsters at both ends. Pakkawood is a wood-based laminated material commonly used for knife handles; the exact material composition of this handle should be confirmed with the supplier.

The double stainless steel bolsters provide a metal accent at the handle ends and complete the traditional look. The exact grade of the bolsters has not been independently verified.

Genuine Cowhide Leather Sheath Included

A genuine cowhide leather sheath is included and is described by the supplier as oil-dipped. The pictured sheath has a dark finish, decorative detailing, contrast stitching, and a snap-fastening flap.

Ensure the knife is fully folded before placing it in the sheath and check that the flap closes securely. Wipe the blade clean and dry before storage. Keep the leather sheath dry and avoid storing the knife in it for extended periods if moisture may be trapped inside.

Product Highlights

  • Traditional folding pocket knife design
  • Stainless steel blade, as specified by the supplier
  • Plain dark Pakkawood handle
  • Double stainless steel bolsters, as specified
  • 3-inch blade
  • 3-inch stated handle length
  • 6-inch overall length when open
  • Genuine cowhide leather sheath included

Product specifications

Specification

Details

Product type

Folding pocket knife

Blade material

Stainless steel

Blade length

3 inches

Handle length

3 inches

Overall length

6 inches when open

Handle material

Pakkawood

Handle style

Plain dark finish

Bolsters

Double stainless steel

Blade detail

Nail nick

Sheath material

Genuine cowhide leather

Sheath treatment

Oil-dipped

Sheath closure

Snap-fastening flap

Frequently asked questions

What are the dimensions of the DK-120 Old Southern pocket knife?

The DK-120 has a 3-inch stainless steel blade and a 3-inch handle, for a total length of 6 inches.

What material is the DK-120 pocket knife made from?

It features a stainless steel blade, double stainless steel bolsters, and a plain Pakkawood handle.

What is Pakkawood?

Pakkawood is a laminated wood material used for knife handles. The DK-120’s plain handle has a dark, natural wood appearance.

Does the DK-120 come with a leather sheath?

Yes. Each knife comes with a genuine cowhide leather sheath described as oil-dipped. 

How many DK-120 pocket knives are available?

The listed quantity is 11 knives.

How should I care for the pocket knife and leather sheath?

Keep the stainless steel blade clean and dry, and sharpen it as needed. Let the knife dry fully before storing it in the leather sheath, and avoid leaving the sheath in damp conditions.

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