There are several types of bone handles available. Bone is often dyed and textured to create fairly inexpensive, yet attractive handles. The downside to a bone handle is that it is prone to cracking and it is porous, so it can absorb water. A canoe pocket knife is named after its canoe-shaped handle. A traditional canoe pocket knife features a spear blade on one end and a pen blade on the other. Pocket knives are versatile tools. As the name suggests, keep it in your pocket to use for any number of tasks from cutting open a box, to opening your mail, to a means of self defense. At Discount Cutlery, we have dozens of kinds of pocket knives available including hawkbill pocket knives, lock blade pocket knives, miniature pocket knives, jack knives, trapper pocket knives, and more! Check out our great prices on bone handle canoe pocket knives below.
