Multi Blade Pocket Knife

Multi-blade pocket knives put two, three or four working edges into a single slip-joint frame – the traditional stockman, congress and whittler patterns that were standard American pocket carry for a century. Black Mamba builds them in hand-forged Damascus, with each blade forged and heat treated separately, then fitted to a common back spring so every blade snaps open and closed cleanly. Handles are stag antler, camel bone, buffalo horn and hardwood, with nickel-silver bolsters and pinned construction.

Why carry more than one blade. A clip point for detail cutting, a sheepsfoot for straight cuts and scraping, and a spey for skinning or fine work means you never dull your main edge on rope or cardboard.

Are multi-blade knives legal to carry? Please check your local law before ordering.How do I sharpen several small blades? A fine ceramic rod or a small waterstone works better than a large bench stone. Keep each blade at its own angle and finish with a strop.

Is Damascus practical in a multi-blade? Yes. The layers are thin, so the knife stays light in the pocket, and the pattern shows differently on every blade.

What ships with it? A hand-stitched leather pouch sheath and a certificate of authenticity.