Pearl Harbor Collectible Assisted Opening Pocket Knife / Folder - 420 Stainless Steel, Gold Finish - Everyday Carry, Display, Gift - World War II WWII Fighter Plane Battleship Veterans Military

Product Description

Exquisitely detailed and bathed in a vibrant golden hue, this eye-catching assisted opening pocket knife adds beauty and charm to any cutlery or military history collection, while serving as a poignant reminder of the spark that ignited America's involvement in the Second World War. The handle's breathtaking relief graphics honor the memory of the brave Americans who lost their lives during Japan's surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, 1941. "Pearl Harbor" is emblazoned across the handle in raised golden lettering, flanked by a WWII-era fighter plane and a towering battleship mast.The impeccably detailed, gold-finished imagery pops vibrantly against the handle's black, star-spangled background. Alluring and moving, though it is, this distinctive folder is more than just a showpiece, however. It's also field-capable and exceptionally tough, with its durable, corrosion resistant aluminum handle construction and resilient, gold-finished 420 stainless steel drop point blade. Fast, one-handed blade deployment is a breeze, thanks to the velvety smooth assisted opening mechanism and accompanying blade spur / flipper and ambidextrous thumb studs. Once open, the sturdy frame lock keeps the blade fixed in position for added safety and stability during use. Best of all, this outstanding folder represents a tremendous value! Pocket knives this well-crafted, beautifully designed and ruggedly built often cost two, three, even four times as much elsewhere. Furthermore, you can't find this exclusive, heartfelt design anywhere else. Order today, before these highly sought after collectibles are gone for good! Or, better still, get two, three or more - one to carry, one to display and one to gift to a World War II veteran, military history buff or knife-lover in your life. At this price, it's painless; and most importantly, it's a great way to show your patriotism and pay homage to the brave American sailors, pilots and soldiers who sacrificed their lives defending our freedom on that fateful December day in 1941.