History Knife & Tool Anchor Knife

Traditional Anchor Knife with Maritime History

The History Knife & Tool Anchor Knife continues the long tradition of classic anchor knives that have been used by sailors on the world's oceans since the 19th century. With its characteristic sheepsfoot blade, elegant ebony handle, and inlaid brass anchor, this pocket knife combines authentic maritime design with modern everyday usability.

Proven Shape for Working with Ropes and Lines

The 7.3 cm long sheepsfoot blade made of German 1.4116 stainless steel was originally developed for safe work on board. The special blade geometry reduces the risk of unintentional punctures and is ideal for cutting ropes, lines, and other materials. With a blade thickness of 2.3 mm, it offers a balanced combination of stability and cutting ability.

Ebony and Brass in Classic Style

As is customary with traditional anchor knives, the handle is made of seawater-resistant ebony. The elaborately inlaid anchor made of solid brass emphasizes the historical character of the knife and makes each piece a stylish companion for lovers of maritime knife traditions. The attached steel bolster harmoniously rounds off the classic appearance.

Practical, Light, and Reliable

The blade is held by a proven slipjoint mechanism, which allows for uncomplicated and legally unproblematic use in many areas. With an overall length of 18.0 cm and a weight of only 86.0 g, the anchor knife is comfortable to carry in your pocket. The integrated lanyard hole helps to reliably secure the knife when working on board or in outdoor use.

The History Knife & Tool Anchor Knife combines historical authenticity, traditional materials, and practical functionality into a pocket knife with unmistakable character.