the pocket cutlass

[Allen Newberry]

The pocket cutlass is one of my favorites. In fact the picture above is the knife that I carry. Although, it now has a nice patina.




Here's one with G-11 scales.




This last one was photographed by Chuck Ward and has appeared in Blade Magazine as well as the just released Knives 2011.

 

[Jeephat]

I can see why it is a great looking little Cutlass :thumbup:

 

[kilua]

Pretty cool design for pocket sized knife! great stuff Allen!!

 

[ruisseau de montagne]

Allen- what are the dimensions ? Pocket sized isn't quite descriptive enough for me.

3.25" blade

oal @ 6.25-6.5''?

 

[Allen Newberry]

You just about nailed it on the size. The pocket cutlass is about 6 1/2'' overall and has a blade length of almost 3 1/4''.

 

[ruisseau de montagne]

That's in the "just the right size" bracket.

 

[Doc13]

She's not my style, that said, I can appreciate a beautiful blade when I see one:thumbup:

 

[theevilmike]

that last cutlass is a real sweet peice
nice work man

mike

 

[mykel m]

OK,what is the coppery color on the blade,looks good.(last pic)

 

[chainring]

Those are lovely! I still want one!

 

[RussB]

Very cool! I really like the looks of these.

 

[JC in SC]

OK,what is the coppery color on the blade,looks good.(last pic)

I think this information has been posted somewhere else on the forums before, but I haven't had any luck searching it. Allen, clue us in

 

[Allen Newberry]

I think this information has been posted somewhere else on the forums before, but I haven't had any luck searching it. Allen, clue us in

I differentially harden the blade either using clay or as in this case an edge quench. Then I etch the blade in a solution that contains copper. Then I rub and buff off the copper that will come off. If it looks the way I want it to, I finish the knife. If not, grind off the copper and try it again.

 

[JC in SC]

Cool, though it sounds like a lot of work. Yields a great look regardless.

 

[HIWALL85]

What would a proper sheath look like for everyday carry?

 

[Allen Newberry]

I generally send them out with leather sheath made by Butch Hagedorn. That's how I carry mine.

 

[mykel m]

I differentially harden the blade either using clay or as in this case an edge quench. Then I etch the blade in a solution that contains copper. Then I rub and buff off the copper that will come off. If it looks the way I want it to, I finish the knife. If not, grind off the copper and try it again.

Thanks Allen.

 

[wildmike]

Allan I'm diggin these little guy's. Great design.

 

[n9hxv]

The more I see the Cutlass The more I want one. What is the price range and availability?
john

 

[Allen Newberry]

Right now they are generally between $150 and $235+. I will send you an email about availability. (It looks like you aren't set up for email or messages. So send an email to newberry@newbberryknives.com and I will fill you in on availability.)