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KnifeNews: Take a Sip of RoseCraft’s Coke Bottle Jack

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Anybody thirsty for a new slipjoint design will be happy to hear that RoseCraft has turned out its latest pattern. This one is called the Cumberland River Coke Bottle Jack, and it’s a single blade user with an ergonomic handle reminiscent of – you guessed it – a soda bottle.

Earlier this year, RoseCraft announced its withdrawal from the modern folder category – a sizable portion of their catalog, but not the heart of RoseCraft, which clearly lied with the traditional-style efforts. Company GM Andy Armstrong has put his mark on many, many slipjoints, and he is also the creative mind behind the Cumberland River, the latest in his ongoing exploration of single blade jack knife patterns.

Nice looking knife. Does the image count as a “thirst trap”?

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