What style would this be called?

[CL01]

I've had this ole Ka-Bar slippie for a couple yrs. It has delrin handles, appears to have carbon blades & it reads "1059" U.S.A.

My question isn't so much what specific model Ka-Bar it is & specs, but more was standard slip-joint design would this be called? It's about 3 3/8" closed.

While I've enjoyed slippies for many yrs, I just never really got into them & just learning to ID the different types of models.

Thank you in advance.

 

[Bob W]

"Senator" might be accurate, as in "Equal End Pen Knife." The ends are equal after all, and the blade selection is correct for a Senator.
But that Ka-Bar is less sleek and graceful than most "Senator" knives - the KaBar appears to be more of a working knife.

So "Equal End Two Blade Whittler" is my best and final guess.

 

[Absintheur]

I would refer to it as an Eisenhower, aka Senator or Equal End Pen. I have a similar knife from Ka Bar

 

[CL01]

Thank you for the answers, I appreciate it. I don't carry it much anymore, but it is well used.